McCabe Citizens
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Unknown Unknown 1600.0231.0003.jpg M - 231 B&W 1600-0231-0003 1600.0231.0003 Print 6x9 Historic Photographs 1900s Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & ArchivesDescription
McCabe Mining Community. McCabe was an active mining town at the turn of the twentieth century. Located in the Bradshaw Mountains in Township 13N, Range 23E of the Poland Junction Quad. In 1864, gold was discovered in the area and a mill was erected at King Woolsey’s Ranch. By 1900 there were stores, school, hospital, saloons and assay offices in McCabe. The town had electricity, telephone and flush toilets. During the peak years, 1900-1907, 400-600 people lived in the vicinity. In 1913 the mine closed. A fire destroyed the town and over the years vandalism and nature left only tailings, some rock formations, and a decaying portion of the cemetery. (This photo is one of 19 photographs that refer to McCabe.)
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