Showing posts with label Cleator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cleator. Show all posts
July 2, 2017
Cleator: The Ghost Town That Was Sold Twice
The area in which Cleator, Arizona, stands today was the scene of one of the earliest settlements of Anglos in Yavapai County. At first, the area was known as "Turkey" with nearby "Turkey Creek." (*1)
The selection of this name was obvious enough. Even to this day, one can happen upon wild turkeys in this area of the Prescott National Forest.
Labels:
Arizona,
Cleator,
ghost towns,
History,
mines,
place names,
Prescott National Forest,
railroads,
ranching,
saloons,
stage stop,
stores
Location:
Cleator, Arizona 86333, USA
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