Good for the graveyard, but bummer for the ghost hunters- the cemetery is now being cared for, most of the headstones have been removed because of graffiti and vandalism, and the white woman's tree is now just a stump. The saddest part is that the history is lost....
Well worth the stop! There are some free activities outside as well as a paid interactive history exhibit inside the archway. The history tour is probably one of the best I've seen in my travels- including all the educational ones in grammar school!! It's one of those unique experiences that engage children and adults alike. I recommend you budget the time and cost into your trip.... AND THEY HAVE SQUISHY PENNIES- BONUS!
This place is on private property and has no trespassing signs, probably because the property owner doesn't want to get sued if someone falls into one of the cellars or gets tetanus from all the rusted metal on the site. Although we couldn't walk around the buildings, I still thought it was pretty cool, especially paired with the miners memorial....
Although it says it's on private property, it's painted on the side of a building in a shopping district. You can see it and take pictures from the street/sidewalk... I'm a movie fan so I think it's pretty damn cool!
Super cool, especially for a VW enthusiast such as myself.
I give it 5 stars cuz I love Hysterical Moments! Take the little walk up the knoll to see reclaimed prairie area. Good place to stretch & walk the dog but no trash can so "poop it out, pack it out" please and thank you...