Historical Markers in June Lake, California

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Historical Markers in June Lake, California

1► California, Mono County, June Lake — Carson’s Camp —

Near June Lake Lupe (State Highway 158).

Carson’s Camp, first private resort in the June Lake Loop, was established by Roy Carson in 1916. The initial camp was in a tent “where fishing is always good”. In 1919 his wife Nancy became camp cook and housekeeper. The first building . . . — — Map (db m50143) HM

2► California, Mono County, June Lake — June Lake Mining District —

On North Shore Drive near Mount Vista Drive (Leonard Drive), on the right when traveling east.

Near this site was located June Lake’s first and only commercial mining venture organized in 1924. The district was composed of ten mines or claims, which produced high-grade ore of zinc, lead and silver. During its heyday, the mines employed . . . — — Map (db m50033) HM

3► California, Mono County, June Lake — Legend of June Lake Slot Machines —

On Garbage Pit Road at June Lake Loop (California Route 158), on the left when traveling west on Garbage Pit Road.

During the 1930's in central Mono County, demand for gaming entertainment skyrocketed with the influx of hundreds of employees working on the Mono Basin Project. To accommodate the workers, many local bars and cafes installed slot machines. Although . . . — — Map (db m37585) HM

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