One of the Many Buildings at Troy
Several Troy Buildings
Troy was established in central Nevada in 1867 as a silver mining town. By 1871, Troy had a blacksmith shop, two general stores, a boarding house, school, post office, and a population of 70 miners and their families. Since Troy is somewhat inaccessible, the buildings show little signs of vandalism. Even some of the furniture still remains in the various buildings. Doors and woodburning stoves still function. The stone construction used in most of the buildings provides resistance to the elements.
UPDATE Most of Troy was destroyed by a fire in 2000. The mine, mine buildings and equipment remain undamaged.
A Stone Building almost completely covered by Vegetation
A Fireplace On The Left..A Bed Frame and Loft on the Right
The Kitchen
A Homemade Heater in Another Bedroom
