Ghost Towns

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15/Sep/2011 at 8:34 am

[...] snow in the winter. But summer recreation is awesome, especially if you like camping or exploring Ghost Towns and abandoned gold mines, apparently the fishing is pretty good too. Ochoco National Forest has [...]

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19/Sep/2011 at 12:06 pm

[...] Originally Posted by hamellr Just outside the Ghost Town of Galena, Oregon [/quote oh wow,i love ghost towns. is there many buildings left there? In Galena, yes. About half a dozen houses that are still lived in, several barns. A few older buildings that were obviously commercial spaces but have been repurposed. One of my hobbies is to collect pictures of ghost towns in Oregon. My full list is here: Ghost Towns - Pacific Northwest Photoblog Pacific Northwest Photoblog [...]

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30/Sep/2011 at 8:24 am

[...] of Oregon's history. The second Mission was there (Willamette Mission, now a state park.) The town of Charbonneau where the citizens and the settlers of French Prairie made the historic vote that sealed Oregon's [...]

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30/Sep/2011 at 6:05 pm

[...] Well in that case… get going and damn the fall colors! Might I suggest you check out some Ghost Towns as a consolation prize? Head through the Mckenzie pass, then take 26 through Central Oregon. Head [...]

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10/Oct/2011 at 8:58 am

[...] up there. I love that area, and have driven that exact same route you did many times. Lots of good ghost towns near Mitchell such as Waldron and Richmond. And the Painted Hills are always fun to look at. Did [...]

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24/Oct/2011 at 5:40 pm

[...] list of all Ghost Towns Photographed on this blog. BlogGlue = window.BlogGlue || window.Arkayne || {}; BlogGlue.baseurl = [...]

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20/Dec/2011 at 11:55 am

[...] my best, it was taken while I was in Virginia and in a bit of a hurry. Taken in the Ghost Town of Hamilton Oregon All of these were taken outside the Ghost Town of Galena, Oregon. And in [...]

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4/Jan/2012 at 3:56 pm

[...] Ghost town of Granite Oregon Old gold mill at Cabell City, Oregon And the well maintained school house of Waldron, Oregon [...]

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9/Jan/2012 at 10:57 am

[...] and should be able to add another 5 or so in the next three months. I'm also visiting every Ghost Town in Oregon. (HUGE list,) and I have a bucket list of sites around the world that I want to visit. Most are [...]

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19/Jan/2012 at 9:09 am

[...] the single digits per a mile and unemployment rates in the 15%+ range. In some areas there are more ghost towns then there are people. You're looking at Redmond, Madras, Prineville and Bend in those counties [...]

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7/Feb/2012 at 4:11 pm

[...] about gangs, then perhaps you should be looking out at small towns in Eastern Oregon that have 10 or less population and everyone know everyone else's name (and their entire family history.) I'm not saying there [...]

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17/Feb/2012 at 11:44 am

[...] gold miners and other Gold Towns in the area. Most of those towns no longer exist other then as ghost towns and names on a map. The town has been able to reinvent itself as a gateway to the tourism of the [...]