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See. St. Mary in the Mountains Catholic Church Oldest active Catholic church in Nevada, survived the Great Fire of 1875.

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OutsideOct 5, 2026

You Can Spend the Night Inside These 6 Spooky Ghost Towns

From restored miners’ cabins in Montana to desert outpost campgrounds in Nevada and California, these places offer an eerie overnight experience that no hotel can match.

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  • Paws UpHotelGreenough, United Statesluxe ranch 36 miles away from Garnet
  • Bannack DaysFestivalBannack, United Statesthird weekend in July with gold panning and gunfights
  • Berlin-Ichthyosaur State ParkPlaceBerlin, United Stateshome to the remaining buildings of the Berlin Mine
  • Fairweather InnHotelNevada City, United Statesconcessionaire of the inn and Nevada City Cabins
  • Nevada City CabinsHotelNevada City, United Stateshistoric cabins available to rent year-round
  • Knott's Berry FarmTheme parkBuena Park, United Statesamusement park impresario rescued Calico
  • Calico Ghost Town ParkNeighborhoodCalico, United Statesghost town with a showman's streak
  • Big Bend Holiday HotelHotelTerlingua, United Statesmanager notes evening's biggest show is the sunset
  • Perry MansionHotelTerlingua, United Statesonce the home of the head of Chisos Mining Company
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Lonely PlanetOct 1

The Best Places to Celebrate Halloween in the US

Halloween is the rare holiday when your costumes and festivities can be both cute and creepy. Here are the top US places to get in on the fun.

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Atlas ObscuraJul 17

Saint Mary in the Mountains Catholic Church in Virginia City, Nevada

St. Mary in the Mountains is the oldest active Catholic church in Nevada. It survived the Great Fire of 1875 and the “Mad Monks” who removed most of the original artwork and architecture. Built in 1868, destroyed in the Great Fire of 1875, and rebuilt in 1876. The church is still operating and has a museum and a gift store. In the 1950s, a group of Cistercian monks from Wisconsin took over the…

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