Historic Rhyolite Nevada Townsite Abandoned Ghost Town
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- Historic Rhyolite Nevada Townsite Abandoned Ghost Town Check out this abandoned ghost town and movie set called Rhyolite Nevada. Old historic mining town built-in 1904. The Goldwell open-air museum and Tom Kelly bottle house Rhyolite is located 4 miles west of Beatty Nevada The Gateway to Death valley
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Re: Casino. The Las Vegas and Tonopah Railroad started running trains to Rhyolite in 1906. In the 1930s, the old depot became a casino and bar, and later it became a small museum and souvenir shop that stayed open into the 1970s.
Re: Hotel or somethin'. The tallest building in Rhyolite, the Cook Bank building cost its owner $90,000 to build. It was the largest building in town, with two vaults, Italian marble floors, mahogany woodwork, electric lights, running water, telephones and indoor plumbing. It was the last business to close in Rhyolite, shutting its doors in 1910.
In about 2008 we stopped at the Ghost Statues to take a few photos that was before the museum and some of the stuff that's in your video. After taking some shot went back to the car to find we had a flat tire....then the fun started,,, the spare tire was also flat.(some person had left loads of nails at the parking spot)). Well done car hire company from Vegas.. No phone signal back then did not help .But thanks to the fantastic people who were at the time looking after the Bottle House Clint & Ellie they looked after us for hours feeding us and in the end (long story))) Clint who was I think 80 years old took us back to the motel we were staying in at Stovepipe Wells. The car hire company made a bad job of sending us not a new tire but a replacement car. Took the truck drive about 8 hours from Vegas. Will always remember Clint & Ellie for what they did for us that day in their Airstream caravan. God bless them both. The area has changed a lot but the memories are with us forever. Thanks for posting your video. From England.
Bravo.
The profile picture is of montilius Beatty namesake of Beatty Nevada. Civil war vet. Did hydraulic gold mining in Madera before coming out. One of the first three white men in the area. Monty brought his farming skills out from Iowa. He married a Paute had three kids whom went to riverside indian school. Monty is my grandmother's great uncle.
Hey Russ,I'm still jealous being stuck at home. Keep on trucking, safe travels
Thank you, I will
The Casino was originally the railway station, at one time 4 different railroads passed through. It only latter became a casino and much latter still a gift shop. The tall building was a bank. I first visited in 1986, at that time you could walk right up to the buildings and even onto the railway platform - nothing was fenced.
Thank you Russ for your ongoing trips we can share. How nice it is to see all the beautiful art our creative humans seem to partake in....We truly are blessed in our lives with the creations of those that have that type of mind, spirit, and insight. Those pieces of Art like the Last supper where something else, and the bottle house, how gracious and light that must be. Colin and I so appreciate your camera work...We send our deepest gratitude for your unique specialties Thank you Russ and a big wave from your friends, Carolyn and Colin Hogarth in Osoyoos B.C. Canada.
Another excellent video from the unofficial Mayor of Quartzsite! 😉 Thanks Russ 👍
Russ,,Thanks for showing these ugly depressing parts of our country,,,This saves me from wasting my time and money going to these dumps, Russ show us some more Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon,,,,,some place that has trees at least.
@@davidarthur7721 How is it ugly/depressing?
@@davidarthur7721 I enjoy these places.
We've been to Rhyolite 3 or 4 times over the years when visiting Furnace Creek ranch. The tall building was the bank and the store front across the street from it was the hardware store. If you had slowed down you could of looked in the basement of the hardware store while standing on the metel grate just in front of the store. The building at the top of the road was a train station, not a casino, There was also the old jailhouse that you could look into if you had taken your time, it was right down one of the dirt roads. You get excited about going place, then you just blow right through them without taking your time. Too bad, you miss alot in your videos.
Especially here...in Rhyolite Goldfield museum a good example of flying thru.
But at least the ones that weren't here,get a glimpse of what they are missing....
Yea, I tried following "Traveling Robert"... he's worse..."...No time now..maybe next time through here..."... wha... why bother to get there ? I gave up on him...
Not trying to pick on Russ for the most part he does a great job, you can’t know everything about everyplace,. But my biggest “ WHAT ?” was when he blew through Arches National Park last summer and never filmed one arch. I was like “are you kidding me?
Want to say thank you Russ for taking us along with you on your traveling adventures.
My pleasure
sunday afternoon, got corned beef and cabbage and taters in the instant pot..and find a Russ video.
Now we are cooking!
Man I love this type of historic sites. If the walls could talk haha. This is the stuff that makes America, America 👌🏽🤙🏽
when America was America..
We Love RVerTV - Best TV On TH-cam . Russ Too Cool 4 School. Great Video / Great Views. Happy Trails - U.S.A.- Russ - RVerTV Fans.
Thanks so much!
Russ, your sense of wonderment as you explore on your travels is most refreshing. Your voice exhibits how you are enthralled by what you are seeing, and your desire to share it with your viewers. Thank you and "keep trucking."
Hey Russ, of course you're climbing up Daylight Pass Road. You're leaving Death Valley, the lowest point on the North American continent. Everything is up from there!
More Great Adventures ~ as you leave Death Valley ~ heading to Nevada ~
The Ghost Town was interesting w/
Those artists renderings ~
Fun trip ~ safe travels to you Sir !!
Once again thank you for sharing
Your journeys ~
It’s giving me thoughts of heading
Out on the open road as well !
I am really enjoying joining you on your trip. Last time I was on Daylight Pass I froze. My riding buddy and I rode our bikes in the dark and it was under 40 degrees in February going into Beatty. I really like your rig. I have decided to go that route when I retire. You can put it into regular car parking spots.
Every time you said “were climbing straight up this mountain “ my ears popped. To kewl for school lol.
Great trip. I am enjoying you videos. Thanks for sharing. Be safe!
You must get a lot of people saying how envious they are. Here's one more. What you do is what I hope for me
I thoroughly enjoyed witnessing the trek through Rhyolite, NV. Enroute to Rhyolite, I drove through Beatty. After leaving Rhyolite, I drove through Death Valley and stopped to see Bad Water. After leaving Death Valley, it was time to head back to Las Vegas.
Hey there’s a Cat house just outside of town there in Beatty . That would make a great video 😂😂
Them are working girls.
I'm in
@@johnbarrios1598 No pun intended.
Wow. Interesting area and history. Thanks Russ!
Great trip Russ, I found that ghost town 9 years ago and was amazed by it. The statues are made out of the rhyolite from the mines
Bravo.
My goodness what a neat historic place! Another enjoyable stop! I love this ✅😁
Barrick operated a major gold mine in Rhyolite in the 1990s--three open pits and an underground.
Enjoy videos like this. Really like the old ghost towns. Thanks for posting this!!
On your last live stream when you were in Beatty I had given advice to go to Rhyolite! You told me on the live stream that you had a video. Watched it a few minutes ago. My mother and her friends used to dig with little gardener shovels in Rhyolite, Goldfield and Tonopah dumps hunting for old bottles and marbles.
My parents were married in Ryolite in May 1956...there was a couple that lived in the old depo..you called a casino..their name was Herschel Heiser and his wife..he was a reverend. They were from Georgia.and married my parents.we use to go visit during the 60s. There was a museum of sorts inside the old depot..
Been there to Rhyolite last year. That is something to see! I would go back for sure. When we were there the building at the top was not fenced. I walked on the porch.
Thank you for the maps. That helps a lot.
Glad you like them!
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My home 17 years, Love Nevada, its got positive energies. ❤
Very cool!
Hello Russ, Another fascinating trip back in history. Always enjoy having you take us to the old abandon ghost towns of yesteryear.
In Rhyolite the big building is the train depot. In 1976 it was a gift shop and museum, not sure when it stopped being occupied. More vandalism since 1976.
The train depot was actually used as a bar at some point in the last 50 years. My grandfather worked at a mine nearby and the workers would ride out to Ryolite after work and get a drink at the bar.
🙋♀️ Hello Russ! This was a really nice day with a beautiful blue sky. Like you, I'd like to see what the Bottle House looked like from the inside out on a sunny day. It's interesting discovering these little towns. It's sad when the town doesn't last long. Enjoying our journey.👍
Thanks for the tour. Great vid. Thanks👍!
Rhyolite is the second place I was at that RVerTV visited! Enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing.......
The plaque said that in its day Rhyolite was the biggest town in Southern Nevada. So now we know what Las Vegas will look like in another 100 years. 8^)
Also the town had 50 saloons, which reminded me of a line from Mark Twain's 'Roughing It' He was in a little Gold Rush town in California and he said (paraphrasing of course) the town had 30 saloons, 6 bordellos, 15 casinos, and there was some talk of building a church.
To RVerTV I really enjoyed your video's and i have learned a lot from you .I just wanted to comment on the guy doing the talking and driving here . He is perfect for this job and he does a fantastic job filling us in of the whole event and i just wanted to say THANK-YOU SIR for being so good at what you do because you made it a pleasurable trip that will never be forgotten
First ghost statues I've seen...nice and quirky! That remote region is a proper place for a ghost town!
Great video👍Thanks Russ.
Thanks Russ, enjoyed another hit of history
You walked out on us in California to Nevada LOL. Great video. We did not make it to Beatty when we were in Shoshone and Death Valley. Time was running out too fast. We have to go back and look at it.
Russ Too Cool 4 School ; Grand Video / Grand Views.
Thank you for the tour great driving skill alone to your destination with great talking ! till then keep smiling with lol politely healthy and safely joyful Nevada
Great mines to explore as long as you are careful and plenty of wild horses. The grave yard is the best with tomb stones made out of wood dating back to the 1700 century.
Nice! Thanks for the video walk down memory lane. We were just there in mid-January when the RV parks inside DV were all still closed. Stayed at that RV park in Shoshone.
Very cool!
Down the road there used to be a store in Bullfrog. There is also a cemetery between the two towns. This was the Bullfrog mining district named for the green ore the gold was in.
Wow Russ! What a great little town! Great video and drone work!
Great little ghost town, would love to visit one day. Thanks for today’s drive.
👍👍👍👍To cool for school Russ, I love these nice little videos you make. Keep on truckin and be safe.
So many interesting places to see in our great country. Thanks for sharing Russ. Looking forward to visiting some of them in person soon. 👍😁🙏
Great story teller! Thanks for the post!
Thanks for the road trip Russ 👋😊👍.
Thank You for your wonderful videos and your exploration of the roads less travelled !!! I absolutely just love the desert with hills and mountains, the seclusion and the spaciousness.... take care !!!!
Many thanks!
Wow, those statues would look spooky on a moon lit night !
Very interesting. Love that history. Thanks!😊👍
Wow that's beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Gotta make some time to travel there. Stay safe..
That east bound 374 would be AWESOME for a DESERT FULL MOON VIDEO.....PLEASE !!!
IT'S Truly my favorite part of being in the wide open desert playing Desert Moon bye Dennis Deyoung✌💖🎼🎵🎶
Hello, Russ real nice informative video. Looks like a great place to live and have your home base. I like the set- up of your van. Looks very functional. I am Loven that long sleeve i bought from the store wore it quite a few times. Maybe I will try doing a picture of me wearing it. Hope I do not break the camera. 😃😃Well that is it for now. Later Russ Take care.
Thanks for the great videos. It's the next best thing to being there.
Really nice video please keep up the great work
Thanks for Sharing!!!
There's an interesting spot on this road in DV where the rocks in the berm at the side of the road are all worn smooth. It was result of wave action from Lake Manly when it was hundreds of feet deep thousands of years ago.
Enjoyed your video, just visited Rhyolite recently. The building on top of the hill was a train station, not a casino, and the "hotel" mentioned was a bank. It was fun seeing the place again in your video. Safe travels.
Nice camper van!
Stealth-like!
Great video, thanks for sharing
Love it! I haven't made it out that way yet! I want to walk out of California too....maybe RUN!!!!😉👣
Great video
THERE IS A PLACE CALLED THE GLASS HOUSE WHICH IS LOCATED ON KOOTENAY LAKE NOT FAR FROM WHERE I LIVE IN CRESTON, B.C. IT IS QUITE A LARGE BUILDING MADE FROM EMBALMING FLUID BOTTLES. IT IS REALLY SOMETHING TO SEE AND YOU CAN TOUR IT. I AM SURE IT WOULD BE ON GOOGLE. THE GLASS HOUSE AT BOSWELL, B.C. CANADA
I can attest to that...Been there many years (decades) ago and still have the old postcard.....John, Comox, B.C.
Hey Russ!!! The only "GHOST" I saw was "DRIVING" A big "WHITE VAN" !!! Be Safe !!!
BOO !! 💀
Thanks Russ for an interesting trip.
My pleasure!!
That was the Bank building that you thought was a hotel. It has been about 15+yrs since I have been there at that time we got to walk around the Casino and down its steps.
took a trip there a few years back, fascinating places
Very cool place isn't it my wife and I were there a month ago we had A-blast we went to open love that radio we did see everything you're looking at there . I think the couch is a fart discipline called mosaics??🤔🤔 it's a fun stop. Dont rob the bank
Have really enjoyed the desert trips
Your little chuckles crack me up 😂🤣
Very very cool Russ.....I never knew....
Hey Russ. Great forest gump movie moment, but he was jogging.
me too in slow motion haha. thanks
Thank you for showing I haven't been there.
Wow!
Nice find glad you stopped.
Afternoon Russ 👍
I can’t believe you walked all the way to Nevada
LOL ; RUSS TOO COOL 4 SCHOOL.
Went thru there in 1999 and there were no fences, you could go walking all around the area and explore to your hearts content. Inside the station someone posted a memorial plaque dedicated to barrel racers of old called "HELL RIDERS", aka "carnie daredevils" who rode the 'barrel of death', with their names. Now, i bet, its sitting in and hidden away in a basement. A shame. well i took a couple pictures of the hell riders plaque, with the names.
How hot was it when you were there? Thanks for the video! It's great to see places I'll never get in my lifetime!
Looks interesting.😊
FYI: What you called the casino says that it was the railroad station.
It was also used as a casino
Yeah... guess everybody saying what I was thinking... It was originally the train station. It's funny how many people are there and now know about this place. I'm 62 & came out there when I was maybe 10? No fences... no people... nothing. Lol! I think maybe 1970 or so... We went camping in Death Valley with some friends... No fancy camping places or need to pay. Anyway, sometime during the night the park rangers came through warning everyone to get to high ground... Flash flooding expected! Sure enought, it rained cats 'n dogs. No flooding though. We came out in a 1964 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. But I went home (Orange County) in the pop up VW van. Just so much cooler. Lol!
It was the railroad station. The first time I visited Rhyolite was in Feb. 1965. The railroad station was open to visitors at the time, but not as deteriorated as the other ruins in Rhyolite. The bottle house looks about the same condition as it was in "65, and the rest of the ruins have deteriorated considerably since then.
@@1allanbmw Family vacation in the late 70's. Like you said no fences or people but it seems like there was more stuff/artifacts laying around.
@@kevinj97045
My next door neighbor's oldest son would go out there to scavange Model A's. The guy's father helped design the 2nd stage of the Apollo rocket. So it shouldn't have come as any surprise after a handful of years the most gawd awful noise erupted from their garage one bright Saturday! He fired that baby up... uncorked! And took her for a drive!! A lot of those old mining camps HAD old cars but after the '60's & '70's were over... No more. Probably why fences around everything now. The building on the west side of the road was a bank. I think more than just a few ppl probably rooted around the foundations over the years looking for gold and silver coins... hence more fencing. I can remember being inside... such as that was. Anyway... this was still a fun ride down memory lane!
One of the top shows
Russ is da man...Always love ridin' shotgun with you on these adventures!
You can't ride shotgun all the time! You will have to share.
Russ, what video editing software do you use on mavic mini
The "casino" never was an actual casino of any consequence. It was the Las Vegas-Tonopah railroad station.
They called it the railroad depot..when we visited in the 60s
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The building at the top of the hill was Not a casino, it was a train station. I went there in the 60's, it was open. Inside there was a bar, some working slot machines. An older lady ran it and would tell some of the history of the town,at the time she owned it but I'm sure she has passed away.
Russ...the building up at the top of the hill in Rhyolite was the Train Station, i believe.
cool video. Any chalcedony or anything to pick up and tumble out there?
A++
The last building was not a Casino but the RR depot.
Cool video..
you might get some surprise rain and snow for Arizona next Thursday through Sat.
There is a sign at the turnoff into Rhyolite that says "Day Use Only-No Camping"
👍👍 Cool.