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Also known by several other names including Clare, Clair, Thorp's Wells, Thorp, Montana Station, Summerville and Gold Mountain, mining began in the area in the 1880's and a small stamp
mill was built at a site then known as Thorp's Wells. Serving several mines located near Gold Mountain some six miles to the northwest. It operated into the early 1900's when the Bonnie Clare
Bullfrog Mining Company purchased it. A small camp formed and a stage line from Bullfrog to Goldfield ran through the camp, which was then called Thorp. Another small camp called Summerville
also developed about a mile northwest, but it was short lived. In 1904, the company built a larger mill called the Bonnie Clare, which treated ore from all over the district. A post office called
Thorp was established in June, 1905. - Status: Site - (8) photos
Photographs are not open source. They are for your enjoyment or research purposes only. Please read Terms of use.
Also known by several other names including Clare, Clair, Thorp's Wells, Thorp, Montana Station, Summerville and Gold Mountain, mining began in the area in the 1880's and a small stamp
mill was built at a site then known as Thorp's Wells. Serving several mines located near Gold Mountain some six miles to the northwest. It operated into the early 1900's when the Bonnie Clare
Bullfrog Mining Company purchased it. A small camp formed and a stage line from Bullfrog to Goldfield ran through the camp, which was then called Thorp. Another small camp called Summerville
also developed about a mile northwest, but it was short lived. In 1904, the company built a larger mill called the Bonnie Clare, which treated ore from all over the district. A post office called
Thorp was established in June, 1905. - Status: Site - (8) photos





