According to the brochure: "During its heyday, Berlin and its Union suburbs supported 200-250 people including miners, woodcutters, charcoal makers, a doctor and nurse, a forest ranger and a prostitute". I wonder which one made the most money.
Unfortunately, the building that contains the fossils was locked so I was unable to take photos. Apparently, it is their off-season and the exhibit is only open on weekends. This was disappointing as my older cousin, Chris, is rumored to have caught these things when he was a youth so I was looking forward to seeing one up close.
2 comments:
What a cool find. It looks like a fun place to explore!
It is an interesting place to visit but like so many of the Nevada ghost towns I have discovered, it is out in the middle of nowhere so getting to them takes some planning.
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