Calico Ghost Town

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Calico Ghost Town is a restored 19th-century silver mining town in California that now operates as a historic park and tourist attraction showcasing Old West life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ghost town
historic park
tourist attraction
abandonmentType largely abandoned mining town
CaliforniaHistoricalLandmarkNumber 782
climate arid desert climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county San Bernardino County NERFINISHED
currentOwner San Bernardino County NERFINISHED
declineReason falling silver prices
designation California Historical Landmark
San Bernardino County Regional Parks
surface form: San Bernardino County Regional Park
distanceFromBarstow approximately 10 miles
eraRepresented late 19th century American West
foundedAsMiningTownIn 1881
hasAttractionType historic buildings
mine tours
museums
reenactments
hasEventType historical reenactments
seasonal festivals
hasFeature gift shops
narrow-gauge train ride
original mining structures
replica buildings
restaurants
restored Main Street
hasInterpretiveFocus daily life in a Western mining town
mining technology of the 1880s
locatedIn Mojave Desert
locatedNear Barstow
surface form: Barstow, California
nearHighway Interstate 15 NERFINISHED
offersActivity camping
guided tours
hiking
openToPublic yes
operatedBy San Bernardino County Regional Parks
periodOfProsperityStart 1880s
primaryResourceMined silver
region Southern California
restorationStart 1950s
restoredBy Walter Knott
state California, United States
surface form: California
theme Old West
tourismFocus 19th-century silver mining history
tourismType cultural tourism
heritage tourism

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Barstow hasAttraction Calico Ghost Town