Candelaria
On the road from Belleville, look up and you can see the old railroad right of way.
Down the road, more evidence of the old C&CRR
Anthony volunteered to climb the hill for a closer inspection
Historic debris of all kinds! Note the giant Kinross tailings
An old boiler or water heater or something.
There's nothing like a little of Mom's old-fashioned cyanide to leach out every last bit of gold.
A general view of town looking east.
Although probably best known as the bank, this building was used for other things too.
A view of some nearby ruins and the back of the bank.
This cozy one bedroom no bath cabin is energy efficient and has RV parking.
Not to insult its residents, but I found the Candelaria graveyard to be unimpressive. The nearby mine does detract from its appearance somewhat.
A distorted panorama of the graveyard.
On the other hand, the name could have come from Candelaria in the Canary Islands.
(Photo courtesy Petr Suchomel)
A much better picture from the graveyard from Luis. A more contemporary building and probably a block house of some sort near the beginning of what once was Pickhandle Gulch.
 
 
  A contemporary overhead view showing the approximate locations of Candelaria and Metallic City.