There's a little something for everybody here - a little railroad, some historic buildings, some re-enactments of boomtown antics and my favorite, the Maggie Mine. The Calico district represented the richest strike in California in the 1890s, first with silver, later borax.
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01/12/2008
Calico Ghost Town
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