Walter Scott (Death Valley Scotty)

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Walter Scott, better known as Death Valley Scotty, was an American prospector, con man, and colorful Old West personality famed for his tall tales and his association with the lavish desert residence now known as Scotty’s Castle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Old West personality
con man
human
prospector
associatedWith Albert Mussey Johnson
Scotty’s Castle
burialPlace Scotty’s Castle hilltop, Death Valley National Park, California, United States
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1872-09-20
dateOfDeath 1954-01-05
describedAs colorful raconteur
folk hero of Death Valley
employer Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show
fieldOfWork entertainment
mining promotion schemes
genre tall tales
hasCauseOfFame media coverage of his exploits in early 1900s
hasInfluenced popular image of Death Valley in early 20th century
hasLegacy stories and biographies about his life
tourist interest in Scotty’s Castle
hasPart legend of a secret gold mine
heritage American Old West folklore
knownFor promoting a fictitious rich gold mine
staged high-speed transcontinental train trip in 1905
languageSpoken English
name Walter Edward Scott
nickname Death Valley Scotty
notableEvent publicity stunt train run from Los Angeles to Chicago in record time
notableFor association with Scotty’s Castle
tall tales about gold mines in Death Valley
notableResidence Scotty’s Castle (Death Valley Ranch)
occupation con artist
cowboy
prospector
showman
partOf American frontier mythology
history of Death Valley
placeOfActivity California, United States
Nevada, United States
linked to: Nevada
placeOfBirth Cynthiana, Kentucky, United States
placeOfDeath Inglewood, California, United States
residence Death Valley, California, United States
linked to: Death Valley

Scotty’s Castle, Grapevine Canyon, Death Valley
sexOrGender male

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Scotty’s Castle area associatedWithPerson Walter Scott (Death Valley Scotty)