National Historic Landmark - Bodie Historic District

In its location, setting, and total isolation, and in terms of the number of historic buildings and associated mining remains that have survived in unusually good condition, Bodie is probably the finest example of a mining "ghost town" in the ...

Bodie and Benton R. R.

Surveyed in March, 1881, and completed in December, 1881 with materials hauled through Bodie to this roadbed, at a cost of one million dollars. This narrow gauge railway carried timber supplies 31.74 miles from Mono Mills to Bodie Station, rising ...

In Memory of Those Whose Bodies Were Moved From Ontario Street C

1826

Name - Age - Date of Death - Grave*

Trumble - 32 - Oct. 1813 - 1st

Deming Brainard - 25 - Aug. 28, 1824 - 2nd

Unknown - - - 3rd

Horace Pitkin - 20 - Dec. 20, ...

Bodie Island Light Station

Bodie Island Light Station

has been placed on the

National Register of Historic Places

by the United States

Department of the Interior

Marker can be reached from Bodie Island Lighthouse Road 0.9 miles east of North Carolina Route 12.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Return to Bodie

During the California gold rush, E Clampus Vitus was a fraternal order and benevolence society for miners. It was rumored to be one of the secret societies in the town of Bodie during its heyday.

Today, ECV is dedicated to the ...

Bodie

Gold was discovered here in 1859 by W.S. Bodey after whom the town was named. Once the most thriving metropolis of the Mono Country, Bodie’s mines produced gold valued at more than 100 million dollars. Tough as nails, the “Bad ...

The Bodies of Three Confederate Cavalrymen

Here was laid to rest by the citizens of Washington under public authority the bodies of three Confederate cavalrymen killed during the Battle of Washington July 24, 1863, when a force in command of Confederate General John Morgan was overtaken ...