Today the only gold you're likely to discover in Goldfield, Nevada are old artifacts like this locomotive. The town itself appears to be roughly 1/4 to 1/3 abandoned, but it clearly was booming 100 years ago. The old three story high school alone is massive. We looked at old houses therefor sale: the price was marked on a handwritten sign as $4000, but that was crossed out. It would be fascinating to pas through more slowly, meet some of the locals, and hear some of the stories they have to tell!
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Excellent find - love the shot too.
+Shelly Gunderson you might like this
Know a couple photography/railroad enthusiasts on flickr who would love this shot. Far back left has me awanderin' again - wondering where to now. . .???
+MollyJayne Callisse DeTerre-Foray just click on the image and send them the address from the url at the top of the screen. Since +Jeff Sullivan has posted this public people outside of g+ can see the image with a link
this is the history and we wil be history also, but sometimes, ibelieve it is one kind of beauty
Like it
Who? Going in time
+Jeff Sullivan Gonna be checking that out on one of my many trips to Nevada this coming year......yes, we bought out there. :-)
i remembering our old gold town- kolar gold feld in india karnataka
That's cool jeff
+Paul Pavlinovich Yes, thank you, I know. The question of import: Do I want to sign into flickr now and if not, willI I remember this when I do?