The ghost town of Mammoth

Rossi -05002018-06-09T13:55:47-05:00302018bAmerica/Mexico_CitySat, 09 Jun 2018 13:55:47 -0500 13, 2018-05002018-06-09T14:53:22-05:00302018bAmerica/Mexico_CitySat, 09 Jun 2018 14:53:22 -0500 13, 2018 Leave a comment

Located in Pinal county, lies a small run down place called Mammoth. It’s easy to see why people call it a ghosttown. I, myself have driven right by it on many occasions! It lies in Pinal county with a population under 1500. So here are some photos I took of this tiny town of Mammoth.

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I am an artist, explorer and writer, I love history and archaeology. I love to research new territories and have a deep passion for ghost towns, and new places! I am also a mother to 2 grown kids! I also have my own Candle and coasters business Rossi Coasters & Candles L.L.C. View more posts

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Located in Pinal county, lies a small run down place called Mammoth. It’s easy to see why people call it a ghosttown. I, myself have driven right by it on many occasions! It lies in Pinal county with a population under 1500. So here are some photos I took of this tiny town of Mammoth.

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