In the 1860's Pioche, Nevada was known as the baddest town in the west; badder than Tombstone, badder than Dodge City and all the rest. A most notorious mining camp, where the only law was the gun. Today, Pioche is a living ghost town of about 900 people, although it had 8,000 people in it's mining boom town days.
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Historic mining relics |
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Ore buckets still hang on the tram line that runs over the graves in Murderer's Row. |
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Sarge, checking out the mining equipment. |
Main Street Pioche, today.
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