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Route 66 - Ghost Towns

Bagdad



At one time Bagdad was a busy little community, but as many others along Route 66, it went bust as the interstate came into use. In 1991 the remaining school house and other buildings were demolished to make room for a supply yard for a pipeline being built in the area. All that remains is the rail siding, a tree, some broken glass and a lonely cemetery.

It's a dry heat, a really dry heat --
Bagdad holds the record for the longest period in United States history of 767 consecutive days without rain, from October 3, 1912, to November 8, 1914

Photos - 2001

route 66 at Bagdad california







Bagdad-Chase Mine

Stedman/Bagdad-Chase

Bullion Mountains - Bristol Lake


Burton Frasher photo

National Old Trails Highway

Arrowhead Highway

Bagdad Cafe (formerly Sidewinder Cafe), Newberry Springs, Ca.





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