| Atwood (Nye County) | We Visited: 6-7-2003 Our Dinner: Home-made garlic beans and Hebrew National Beef Knockwurst |
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| 38° 44' 48"N, 117° 51' 24"W - GOLDYKE quad |
Directions: Highway 50E from Fallon 47 miles to Middlegate and the junction of Highway 361; Turn S on SR361 for 36.1 miles, through Gabbs, to a large dirt road; drive S for 5.3 miles; turn left on local dirt road for 5.9 miles From Fallon: 94.3 miles |
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What Was After the discovery of gold in 1901, Atwood came into being, and at one time had a hotel and a post office. Like most camps, when the gold ran out the town dried up. (Paher) Post Office: Feb 1906 to Jan 1908 Newspaper: Fairplay Prospector |
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What is Something was here, but it's hard to tell what- we couldn't find any foundations or ruins in the area, although there is quite a bit of glass and numerous can dumps in the area. |
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There's just a few clues to tell you that Atwood even
once existed
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Apparently sardines were a favorite repast
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An actual historical fork
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