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Miner's Cabins &

Campbell Stone Cabin

The miners cabin, one made of corrugated metal and the other of wooden planks, are typical of cabins once found in mining camps all over Nevada. Cambell's Stone Cabin is a building just west of the, behind the fence. It is the oldest building in Goodsprings and one of the oldest standing buildings in Clark County. It is a simple structure made of dry-laid rocks. Wealthy Utah mining investor and promoter A.G. Campbell builds the structure in 1886. Jonas Taylor and William Smith all prospected in the area. Campbell held extensive property in the District including, much of the Goodsprings town site, Keystones, Ardentena, Golden Chariot and Barefoot mines.

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** All locations are privately owned, please respect private property.

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Pioneer Saloon.png
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Good's Spring Site.png
Schwartz Mercantile.png
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Robbins Family Home.png
Wasserbach Home (1915) NEW.png
Munzebrock Cabin.png
Feaster House.png
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