The mining town of Union existed from 1887-88 in the area currently referred to as Deer Valley (also near the Union Hills which bear its name), but soon declined and left only a few ruins, making it a ghost town.
It eventually declined and left only a few ruins, making it a ghost town. The mining town of Union existed for a few decades beginning in the 1880s in the area currently referred to as Deer Valley (also near the Union Hills which bear its name).
The mining town of Union existed for a few decades beginning in the 1880s in the area currently referred to as Deer Valley (also near the Union Hills which bear its name). It eventually declined and left only a few ruins, making it a ghost town.
The mining town of Union existed for a few decades beginning in the 1880s in the area currently referred to as Deer Valley (also near the Union Hills which bear its name). It eventually declined and left only a few ruins, making it a ghost town.