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925:"Prints and Photographs Online Catalog: Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record/Historic American Landscapes Survey"
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This served as a gathering place for union members and was used to host large festivals. It has since been renovated into a museum and gift shop.
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The Johls were successful mining investors who purchased many properties in Bodie. This building housed the post office from 1932 to 1942.
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James S. Cain and his wife Martha
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George H. Wheaton and
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Tom and Jessie Miller lived here with their two children. Tom worked as a teamster for the Bodie
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Dan McDonald worked for
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Stewart
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Sam Leon was owner of the U.S. Hotel until it was destroyed in a 1932 fire. In 1937 he opened a bar in this location.
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The ruins consist of the bank's brick vault, the only thing left after it was destroyed by a fire in 1932.
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William and Annie Currie Miller ran this boarding house, providing lodging primarily to single miners.
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Nathan Gregory was a cattle rancher who lived here with his wife Catherine and their four children.
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23:. It largely follows the self-guided walking tour in the official guide provided by
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and defense attorney who had offices in both Bodie and San Francisco.
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348:Joe Hahner was the last barber to work in Bodie.
980:Historic American Buildings Survey in California
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990:Lists of buildings and structures in California
906:(2015 ed.). California State Parks. 1988.
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697:California State Senator
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338:Joe Hahner Barber Shop
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468:Miller Boarding House
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260:Swasey (Swazey) Hotel
25:California State Parks
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51:McDonell/Dolan House
18:list of buildings in
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930:Library of Congress
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685:Reddy House
628:HABS CA-1925
591:HABS CA-1926
428:HABS CA-1934
414:Schoolhouse
403:This was an
315:HABS CA-1922
295:HABS CA-1932
244:County Barn
200:HABS CA-1919
162:Saddle Room
156:HABS CA-1920
102:HABS CA-1921
82:HABS CA-1924
43:Description
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577:Bodie Bank
554:HAER CA-299
964:Categories
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548:stamp mill
355:Firehouse
108:Red Barn
836:Sawmill
40:Picture
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174:Morgue
614:Jail
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37:Name
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