Nevada - Northeast

Baker, NV, at dusk. Baker is the nearest town next to Great Basin National Park. There were two restaurants here and another one just up the road. One night, only one of the restaurants was open -- and this is during the busy summer season.

A protest monument at the Border Inn, which is on the Nevada/Utah border about 7 miles east of Baker. The protest is about efforts by the Las Vegas area water district, which is about 300 miles south, to use the aquifers from central Nevada and nearby Utah to fill the water needs of the Las Vegas area. The bucket shown here is much larger than it might look -- the ladder on the right side is the size of a ladder used in a pool.

The remains of Belmont mill, about 6 miles from the abandoned town of Hamilton

Abandoned buildings, Beowawe, NV

Carlin Canyon of the Humboldt River.

Carlin Canyon of the Humboldt River.

Carlin, Nevada.

Carlin, Nevada.

Abandoned church, Carlin, Nevada.

Looking north from the Currie depot. Currie was a very small town on the NNRY (Nevada Northern Railway). The depot and hotel were built in 1907. These pictures did not come out well, which might be due to the fact that there were dogs in neighboring yards that kept barking and thus I took these in a hurry.

Currie was a very small town on the NNRY (Nevada Northern Railway). The depot and hotel were built in 1907. These pictures did not come out well, which might be due to the fact that there were dogs in neighboring yards that kept barking and thus I took these in a hurry.

Looking south past the Currie depot. The semaphore signal was standard on railroads through much of the 20th century. Currie was a very small town on the NNRY (Nevada Northern Railway). The depot and hotel were built in 1907. These pictures did not come out well, which might be due to the fact that there were dogs in neighboring yards that kept barking and thus I took these in a hurry.

Currie was a very small town on the NNRY (Nevada Northern Railway). The depot and hotel were built in 1907.

Interesting bowling sign in Elko, though there didn't appear to be a bowling alley at the location.

Elko-Lamoille Power Company building, built in 1913.

Elko "gentlemen's club" district.

Elko "gentlemen's club" district.

Elko "gentlemen's club" district.