Newhouse- Utah Ghost Town

NEWHOUSE

NAME: Newhouse
COUNTY: Beaver
ROADS: 2WD
Grid #: 7
CLIMATE: Cool winter with possible snow, warm summer.
BEST TIME TO VISIT: Anytime.

COMMENTS: A true ghost.
REMAINS: A few partial buildings.

In 1900 a man named Samuel Newhouse bought the mine located here and a camp called Tent Town soon was established. In 1904 when the mines were producing big a hospital, hotel and many other buildings were built and the town was named Newhouse after the man who owned the land. There was also an opera house and dance hall built here. The mine ran out and the town started to die. There was a cafe that stayed open until 1921. Then it burned down. Submitted by Bob Bezzant.	Newhouse Courtesy Bob Bezzant Newhouse Courtesy Dolores Steele Newhouse Courtesy Dolores Steele Newhouse Courtesy Dolores Steele Newhouse Courtesy Dolores Steele Newhouse Courtesy Bob Bezzant \| Newhouse Courtesy Bob Bezzant

In 1900 a man named Samuel Newhouse bought the mine located here and a camp called Tent Town soon was established. In 1904 when the mines were producing big a hospital, hotel and many other buildings were built and the town was named Newhouse after the man who owned the land. There was also an opera house and dance hall built here. The mine ran out and the town started to die. There was a cafe that stayed open until 1921. Then it burned down. Submitted by Bob Bezzant.

Newhouse
Courtesy Bob Bezzant

Newhouse
Courtesy Dolores Steele

Newhouse
Courtesy Bob Bezzant

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Newhouse
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