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[edit]| DescriptionFrisco Ghost Town, Utah (15486483499).jpg |
A walk through the dilapidated housing structures and charcoal kilns tells the story of a once energetic town. Like many mining towns, Frisco experienced the industry’s boom, bust. It was officially abandoned following the collapse of the Horn Silver Mine in 1885. Listen carefully, and you may hear the whisper of miners and towns people from long ago. If you are up to the challenge, you can discover the remains of this ghost town for yourself. By Yanavey McCloskey, BLM Color Country District Public Affairs Specialist |
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