- Bodie. com | Bodie, California is Bodie State Historic Park
Bodie - a town frozen in time in a “state of arrested decay” Explore Bodie com to learn more Bodie is an original mining town from the late 1800’s
- Bodie, California | Plan Your Trip to Bodie
Bodie is located in the Basin Range of the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains, about 13 miles East of Highway 395 in central California Take U S Hwy 395 to State Hwy 270 and drive 10 miles east until the paved road ends, then continue for 3 miles of an unpaved dirt road
- Tour Bodie - Bodie, California
There are about 100 structures still standing in Bodie In this section, you’ll find as much information as I have collected on each building You can follow the tour by clicking the “Begin the tour” link below, by viewing map sections of the town, or by choosing from the list of buildings that currently have information listed on the site
- Common Questions - Bodie, California
Here are some common questions and answers about Bodie and this website My name is Dave Tavres I first ran across Bodie during a high school camping trip many years ago I’ve tried to create a web…
- Bodie, California | Gallery : Visitor photos
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- About - Bodie, California
There’s a story about a little girl whose family was moving from San Francisco to Bodie; Depending on who tells it, she wrote in her diary either: “Good, by God, I’m going to Bodie”-or-“Goodbye God, I’m going to Bodie” Learn more about Bodie and decide for yourself…
- Bodie, California | Dechambeau Hotel and I. O. O. F. Building
At one time, the I O O F hall was bustling with meetings, and later became a “health club” of the times, where members would come to use the barbells and primitive workout machines And the Dechambeau Hotel, late in the life of the town of Bodie, was also the “Bodie Cafe,” one of the last businesses in town
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