Rhyolite Historic District

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Rhyolite Historic District is a preserved early-20th-century Nevada mining boomtown known for its striking ruins, including the Bottle House and remnants of once-prosperous gold-era buildings.

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Rhyolite Historic District canonical 1
Rhyolite Historic Townsite 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ghost town
historic district
mining town
boomPeriod early 20th century
constructionMaterialUsed bottle walls in Bottle House
brick
concrete
stone
country United States
dateListedOnNRHP 1974-10-06
declineCause exhaustion of ore
falling gold prices
financial panic of 1907
foundedAsTown 1905
governingBody Bureau of Land Management
hasHeritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places
hasPart Bottle House
Cook Bank Building ruins
general store ruins
jail ruins
mine-related structures
railroad grade remnants
residential ruins
schoolhouse ruins
train depot
locatedIn Amargosa Desert
Bullfrog Hills
Nevada
Nye County, Nevada
linked to: Nye County
locatedNear Beatty, Nevada
Death Valley National Park
locatedOn State Route 374
namedAfter rhyolite (volcanic rock)
notableBuilding Bottle House
Cook Bank Building
Rhyolite schoolhouse
Rhyolite train depot
NRHPReferenceNumber 74001144
openToPublic yes
partOf Bullfrog Mining District
peakPopulationApproximate 5000
periodOfSignificanceEnd 1911
periodOfSignificanceStart 1905
primaryResourceType gold mining town
primaryTheme mining history
status abandoned town
tourist attraction
tourismActivity ghost town visitation
heritage tourism

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Beatty Historic Mining District associatedWith Rhyolite Historic District
Goldwell Open Air Museum nearbySite Rhyolite Historic Townsite
linked to: Rhyolite Historic District