Cleator (/ ˈkliːtər /), formerly Turkey Creek or Turkey, [2] is a near ghost town and small community in Yavapai County, Arizona, in the Southwestern United States. Cleator was established two miles from the Turkey creek in 1864 as a placer gold mining site under the name Turkey Creek Mining District after gold was found.

2022年2月2日 · CLEATOR, Ariz. (3TV/CBS 5) – A historic ghost town, Cleator, has been sold for $956,000. The secluded town with a tiny population is an hour and a half north of Phoenix. It is located on a bumpy road off Interstate 17 near Mayer.

Cleator / ˈkliːtər / is a village in the English county of Cumbria and within the boundaries of the historic county of Cumberland. Cleator is located on the edge of the Lake District, with Dent Fell on the skyline to the south east. It is included in many nature initiatives such as Alfred Wainwright 's Coast to Coast Walk.

Cleator (Turkey Creek) is located 7 miles southwest of Cordes, where the old route of "Murphy' Impossible Railroad" was going try Cedar Can-yon, witch after the rail was removed, become the dirt road to Crown King, and offer a glimpse of Arizonas gold and silver mining in the past (read story bellow about "Murphy's Impossible Railroad").

Cleator /’kli?t?r/ is a ghost town in Yavapai County, Arizona, United States. It lies along the road that has replaced Murphy’s Impossible Railroad between Cordes and Crown King. Remains: Today, Cleator features a few standing structures, including the Cleator Bar & Yacht Club, which serves as a quirky reminder of the town’s past. Some ...

In 1902, a small railway camp sprang up as the Bradshaw Mountain Railroad (part of Murphy’s Impossible Railroad) worked its way to Crown King. This town would later become known as Cleator, Arizona, the halfway point on Crown King Trail. In 1864, came the establishment of the Turkey Creek Mining district.

Cleator main street, with St Leonard’s church lower left, Kangol top right. St Leonard’s church is first mentioned in the reign of King Henry I (1100 –1135). The present chancel dates back to the beginning of the XII century and has been used for the celebration of Divine Worship for about 900 years. Ehen Hall.

2014年3月21日 · "Cleator was a lively place where ranchers, miners and railroad workers converged," Philip Varney writes in "Arizona Ghost Towns and Mining Camps." It was downhill from the Crown King mine and a...

The founding, complete early history, and name origin for the ghost town of Cleator, Arizona.

Cleator was established in 1884 as a placer gold mining site in the Turkey Creek Mining District. A post office opened in July of 1869, but closed a few months later. James Cleator came to Arizona in 1900 to prospect in the Bradshaw mountains. In 1905 he bought half of the interest in Turkey Creek's store and saloon from Lev Pierce Nellis.