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Rotting American Flag, Bodie Schoolhouse
Firehouse Kerosene Lanterns, Bodie Firehouse
Ancient Music, Bodie
Coffee Grinder, Boone General Store, Bodie
Hardware Catalog, Boone General Store, Bodie
Jailhouse Window in Winter, Bodie
Rotting Wallpaper and Bed Headboard, Bodie
Broken Mortuary Fiddle, Bodie
Poker Chips, Sam Leon Bar, Bodie
Cafe Sign Inside the Boone General Store, Bodie
The Mortuary
Old Fiddle in Mortuary
Bottles After Earthquake
Assay Office
Barber Chair
Bodie Church Interior
California Casket Company Label in Morgue
Coffin Jumble with Old Writing Added
Morgue Overview
Old Chair, Sam Leon Bar
Wild West Flooring
Creaky Hotel Bed
Old Beer Bottles in Hotel
Kitchen Implements
Base of Snooker Table
Old Stove in Hotel

Bodie Interiors

Bodie, on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevadas, was once one of the biggest, baddest mining towns in the American West. By the 1930s, mining had dwindled, and fires destroyed most of the town. Folks moved on, but remarkably, they left many of their belongings behind. Today the town—managed in a state of “arrested decay” as a state park—the interiors are a dusty treasure trove of antiques of all kinds. I’ve been leading photography workshops to explore these interiors since 2003 and I constantly find new subjects, new angles. These images (and many more) are available for purchase as prints from my online Imagekind gallery. Also prints and downloadable images for publication are available at this site. If you don’t see what you want, get in touch.

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