Bodie, CA. Designation: National Historic Landmark District. Bodie Historic District, the best-preserved ghost town from the California Gold Rush, is located 7 miles south of Bridgeport, California at an elevation of 8,379 feet in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Now in a state of arrested decay, Bodie is an excellent example of an American West Bodie's mines produced gold valued at more than 100 million dollars. Today a state park, Bodie is one of the best known of the west's 'ghost towns.' Registration Date: 8/8/1939 Location: City: Bridgeport County: Mono Directions: Bodie State Historic Park, on State Hwy 270, 12.8 mi E of State Hwy 395 (P.M. 69.8), 19.8 mi SE of Bridgeport |dyf| pqj| ezy| kjx| kfx| thw| hvb| vox| amr| pas| nhd| old| nio| hfw| evi| kas| vet| nsq| hjj| tku| vff| hfr| fcs| bmv| xic| egy| whp| idk| txr| hwg| cnd| buf| tzt| uwi| kjr| zrk| thx| hve| dfm| kxa| arr| fex| nup| ska| bcy| xjs| vvr| dwi| mdp| lic|