Frozen in Time
Bodie is kept in 'arrested decay': buildings are repaired but never made new.
Source: California State Parks: Bodie SHP brochure
Bodie is kept in 'arrested decay': buildings are repaired but never made new.
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Bodie is kept in 'arrested decay': buildings are repaired but never made new.
Source: California State Parks: Bodie SHP brochure
Legend says taking anything from Bodie, even a pebble, brings bad luck!
Source: KQED: Why are people convinced this California ghost town is cursed?
Some shops still have old goods on their shelves.
Source: California State Parks: Bodie SHP brochure
Bodie is named after W. S. Bodey, who found gold there in 1859.
Source: The Clio: Bodie
Bodie is more than 8,000 feet up, where winters are freezing and snowy.
Source: California State Parks: Bodie SHP brochure (8,375 feet)
A fire in 1932 burned most of the town. Only about one tenth is left.
Source: California State Parks: Bodie SHP brochure
The big Standard Mill processed rock from the mine to get the gold out.
Source: Bodie.com: The Standard Mill
About 8,500 people lived in Bodie in 1879.
Source: California State Parks: Bodie SHP brochureEnter the code printed on the inside front cover of your book, or scan the unlock QR code there with a phone camera. You only need to do this once on each device.
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