Providence was a silver mining town built
in the 1880's. The main mine was the Bonanza King. As with most
ghost towns, when the mines played out, so did the town. Today
there are several foundations, frames and dugouts left at the
site which is north of Essex on I-40.
Providence, California: White Ghost of the Mountains, published in Desert Magazine June 1971, really complements the piece at Ghosttown.com . Written by B.W. Brown, it has three photos, and starts on page 20.
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