South Dakota’s Mystic began as a gold camp in 1876 and drew two railroads; after mining, mills and trains failed, just 14 buildings remained
Mystic, South Dakota, stands as a well-preserved ghost town recalling frontier life. Founded as a gold camp, it evolved with mining, railroads, and timber industries. The townsite's preservation highlights its historical significance and past economic cycles. President Calvin Coolidge visited Mystic during his 1927 Black Hills vacation. Today, the George…
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