One of the few remaining Buildings in Fay
The remains of a Headframe
Gold discoveries in the Eagle Valley district resulted in the birth of a mining camp called
Deerlodge in the mid 1890s. In 1899, discovery of even richer veins only a mile away led to the establishment of the town of Fay.
By 1901, Fay had four saloons, barbershop, stores, post office, and stage service. After the gold ran out in 1915, both Fay and
Deerlodge were abandoned.
One of the first Buildings you see as you approach from Goldsprings
Mining Equipment is scattered around the area
Gary checks out a Mine
Another Fay Building
