Dublin Gulch, Death Valley California!

	Caves that are dug into volcanic ash that blanket the area from Lava Creek eruption in Yellowstone National Park, 600 thousand years ago. The first people to occupy the area are really not known, but from 1877 to the 1960's the caves were used. Even though Brown who owned Shoshone did not charge any rent, many people lived there.
On the east end here there was a building with dugout. The building has long since gone.
	In the 1930's Jack Crowley live here and this was his garage which at one time had a patio cover out front..

This was the Henry Ashford residence in the 60's and later a man by the name of Papa Jim used it in the 1970's.
	I have no history on this one, it is just east of the Ashford place.
Here is one of the split-level living quarters. The room I am in is lower than the other two.
	Just in the draw to the south not far is the Cap and Magazine storage sites. They are far enough away that if anything did happen I do not it would effected them much. Most people miss this one, if they have not read much about the Gulch.