Vulture Mine and Vulture City (Ghost Town)
The following are images with a brief description of the Vulture Mine and some of the structures still present in what once was known as Vulture City.
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Entrance to Vulture Mine and Vulture City ghost town.
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Vulture Mine, Vulture Mountain and caves.
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Entrance to the Vulture Mine gold mine shaft.
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Inside of the entrance of the gold mine shaft.
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Some of the mining equipment once used.
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Vulture City Ghost town houses.
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Vulture City Dynamite House where dynamite and ammo was stored.
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Vulture City Gas Station.
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The Vulture City Workshop.
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The Vulture Mine-Assay office, built in 1884, in Vulture City.
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Side view of the Vulture Mine-Assay office
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Full view of the Vulture_Mine-Assay office.
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Vulture City Chow House where the miners ate.
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The kitchen of the Vulture City Chow House.
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Vulture City Hanging Tree.
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One of the Miners Living Quarters in Vulture City.
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Rita's Brothel in Vulture City.
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The ruins of the Vulture City Saloon.
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The ruins of the Vulture City Post Office which opened in 1880 and whose postmaster was Henry Wickenburg.
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The ruins of Henry Wickenburg's Settlers Home in Vulture City.
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