6/25/13
6/22/13
6/14/13
Concrete - possible septic system
Slab of Concrete behind the Shop building. With no other concrete in that area, I wondered if perhaps it housed a septic system. However, I found no indoor toilet inside the white house which is next to this building.
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6/12/13
Old Car
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6/5/13
The Workhouse, the White House and outbuildings
It appears nothing has been done to eliminate the ugly tires that are strewn everywhere on the property. Not only are they on the land's surface, but many are partially buried, indicating they were discarded all over the place for a long period of time.
It costs about $5.00 per tire to dispose of them in a landfill, because they take so long to deteriorate.
So it would be an expensive endeavor to remove all of the hundreds of tires from the property. There is probably enough tires to fill a semi-truck trailer.
Tumbleweeds are everywhere on the property.
It appears the buildings were repaired piecemeal with sheet metal and most of the buildings are unsafe, collapsing and unsteady.
View of the butte from the south end of the property.
North side of the Workhouse. A fence runs between the Workhouse property and the White House & Stone House property.
Feeding Building. It has huge heavy wooden beams / posts and could be salvaged in my opinion.
Inside the front porch of the White House.
The ceiling inside one of the rooms in the white house.
Inside a room in the white house that has a piano in it.
Inside the white house.
Outbuildings
A doll head in the snow
Piano inside the white house
I believe this scrolled painted wooden rectangular piece is part of the piano inside the white house.
It costs about $5.00 per tire to dispose of them in a landfill, because they take so long to deteriorate.
So it would be an expensive endeavor to remove all of the hundreds of tires from the property. There is probably enough tires to fill a semi-truck trailer.
Tumbleweeds are everywhere on the property.
It appears the buildings were repaired piecemeal with sheet metal and most of the buildings are unsafe, collapsing and unsteady.
A new home for tumbleweeds!
A pipe runs along here - perhaps water ran through it to feed the livestock?
This is a view from the property facing northwest.
This is a view from the property facing northwest.
Tumbleweeds
I wish I could see photos of the property when it was intact and functioning.
Most of the sheet metal is badly rusted.View of the butte from the south end of the property.
North side of the Workhouse. A fence runs between the Workhouse property and the White House & Stone House property.
Feeding Building. It has huge heavy wooden beams / posts and could be salvaged in my opinion.
Inside the front porch of the White House.
The ceiling inside one of the rooms in the white house.
Inside a room in the white house that has a piano in it.
Inside the white house.
Outbuildings
A doll head in the snow
Piano inside the white house
I believe this scrolled painted wooden rectangular piece is part of the piano inside the white house.
5/23/13
Wood Pile on the Property
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5/15/13
The Land in Winter
Made a trip early January and below are photos of the land with snow...
Atop a pole these bleached deer skulls with antlers add a rustic touch.
Outside a house, snow-covered books balance on the edge of an old wooden milk crate.
Outside a house, snow-covered books balance on the edge of an old wooden milk crate.
If the windows could speak....
Inside one of the outbuildings
The wellhead in the front porch of the white house.
Old Coca Cola sign
A pink piano inside the white house.
Another window...
A doll head
Yet another window
Weathered boards in an out building
Seems the colors stand out more in Winter.
East Side of the Property Line, facing west.
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5/14/13
Winter pics - Inside the White House and more
Screened in Front Porch of the Workhouse
The hot spring canal that flows along the property
Inside a 2-seater outhouse
Approaching town from the north.
Butte across from the property (from the property, facing southeast)
Window in the white house
Inside the barn/stable
Second floor of the Workhouse
Second floor of the WorkhouseInside a stable/barn
Inside a stable / barn
Side of the Workhouse
Side of the Workhouse
That screened in front porch of the Workhouse
Big pile of tires.
Close-up of the piano inside the white house.
Painted ceiling panel falling down inside the white house
Front porch of the white house.
Books in the white house
View from the property facing northwest
View from the property facing north
Inside the white house. Someone got a lot of wood but never finished their project.
Inside the front porch of the white house.
Russian Olive trees surround the white house.
Stone foundation on one side of the white house.
The white house.
The white house
Inside the white house
Salvagable bookshelves in the white house
Next to the outhouse is what appears to be another outhouse, or something else?
Chicken coop attached to the stone house
Inside the kitchen of the white house. They even have a tire in the house!!
The west portion of the stone house is made of stone slabs with mortar. It has a little doghouse inside of it when you go through the doorway in the stone part. I believe this part of the building is an ancient dugout home, and the chicken coop was attached to it at a much later date.
The slaughterhouse. It contains several sinks along a counter.
North side of the Workhouse
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