Historical Markers in Carvers, Nevada

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Historical Markers in Carvers, Nevada

1 ► Nevada, Nye County, Carvers — 42 — Big Smoky Valley —

Named for its hazy distances, this valley has seen a parade of famous men and stirring events. Prior to the white men, the valley and its bordering Toiyabe and Toquima Ranges were favorite Shoshone haunts. Jedediah Smith, intrepid trapper . . . — — Map (db m89413) HM

2 ► Nevada, Nye County, Carvers — 64 — Ophir —

Well up into the canyon out yonder, one can still see the massive stone foundations of a costly and splendid stamp mill, as well as, the stone walls of an elegant office and mansion. Here was the scene of once busy place, now a ghost town. Ore was . . . — — Map (db m89408) HM

3 ► Nevada, Nye County, Carvers — 217 — Tate's Stage Station — 1886-1901 —

Long after the railroads came to Nevada and branch lines were extended towards the heartland of the state, horse-drawn stages transported people and mail from railhead to the hinterlands. The principal routes were covered by such well-known lines . . . — — Map (db m89421) HM

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