Strange Name | Ghost Towns and More | Episode 4 | Fiddletown, California
Fiddletown, California is a Gold Rush-era settlement with one of the most unusual names of any mining town in the West. Today, the semi-ghost town preserves a unique history rooted in its early beginnings in Amador County.
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