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The community was established in the 1870s as a silver mining town. Its name came from the Shoshone word "tybbabo", meaning "white man's district". The community prospered in the 1870s; its population neared 1000, and it had a school, post office, and newspaper by the end of the decade.--- Status: Ghost Town Site - (2) photo
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The community was established in the 1870s as a silver mining town. Its name came from the Shoshone word "tybbabo", meaning "white man's district". The community prospered in the 1870s; its population neared 1000, and it had a school, post office, and newspaper by the end of the decade.--- Status: Ghost Town Site - (2) photo
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Original Date: 1930 |
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Original Date: unknown |