Preacher's Cabin

Having a cabin to stay in while you mine for gold is the dream!  This cabin exists on BLM land and is occasionally occupied by hunters and miners a few times a year.  The Preacher's Cabin has been regularly maintained and is water tight for the wet months.

  • Indoor Wood Stove for Heat!
  • 2 Twin Beds with Mattress'
  • Original wooden table and chair
  • Two dressers
  • Year round fresh water spring 1.5 miles away
  • Shade trees
  • Outdoor cook stove/campfire
  • Outhouse
  • Isolated near Tule Summit just outside of Tule Canyon
  • Misc. supplies, chopped wood, food, water are all stocked in the cabin now.
  • And lots more!

Apart of owning the 20 acre placer claim this cabin sits on is regularly maintaining the cabin for it's historical significance.  Once owned by the "One Eyed Swede" the story goes he'd return to town (Gold Point) once a month with a jar of gold.  Figuring his gold was coming from somewhere near his cabin, people have been looking for the Swede's secret deposit of placer within walking distance of the cabin for years!  I might have a good idea where....

The preachers cabin is located down a dirt road, tucked snugly in the mountains near Tule' Summit.  Lots of mining activity can be found all around the cabin including both placer and lode mines!  Dozens of tailings piles, creeks, mining relics like old an old crane, trommel, ore bins and ol'mill sites can be found within a few miles from the cabin.

Email me for more information!

Preacher's Cabin Features

Type of Claim Unpatented Placer Mining Claim.
Size of Claim 20 ACRES.
Mining Commodities Gold, silver.
Accessibility Good dirt roads, 4x4 helpful.
Closest Cities Lida, Gold Point, Goldfield, Tonopah NV.
Camping Yes. 10 Days at a time.
Gold Source Year round springs nearby, Gold Point.
Cell Phone Reception Poor Cell Reception.
Mining Relics Yes, Cans, Timbers, Mining Supplies.

Commodities

Commodity Importance
Gold Primary
Silver Secondary

Location Map and GPS

Discovery Monument 37.382416°, -117.594887°
Link to Map

Economic information about the deposit and operations

Operation type Surface
Development status Past-Producer
Commodity type Metallic
Deposit size Small-Medium

Mining district

District name Tule Canyon, Esmeralda County
The story goes that when the "One Eyed Sweed" owned the cabin he stayed out there all alone for some 10 years.  Supported himself from a secret placer deposit nearby.  Once every month or so he'd return to Gold Point with a little jar, trade it for supplies then go back to mining in solitude.  Of course, when he got to drinkin' he got to preachin' and thus caught him the nickname The Preacher.
You can see from the pictures below it's a well maintained cabin.
Something good to stay in a few days at a time maybe.  Bring your dry-washers, recirculating sluices, metal detectors and take a stab at finding the One Eyed Sweeds old secret placer deposit nearby.
All I can tell you is there is a path leading directly out the back of the cabin.  And another old path that cuts off the main road to the west that goes into an ancient alluvial fan at elevation.

Purchase Details

A mining claim gives the holder the right to mine on mineral-rich land that belongs to the federal government. Mining claims are a tangible asset and show proof of all interests in minerals in the area. They can be bought, sold or used as collateral, just like any other piece of real estate. A mining claim can be sold, traded, leased, gifted, willed, used as collateral or transferred in part or in its entirety just like any other real property using a quitclaim deed which is a record-able conveyance.

When you buy this mine all paperwork and filings will be done on your behalf.  All fees are paid up through Sept. 1st 2021.

20 Acre "Preacher's Cabin" Placer Mining Claim
On Sale Now
$4995

To purchase this claim email me for more information and payment details.  Claim transfer is done through the quit claim deed process and the BLM/Esmeralda County Recorder.

Feel free to contact with me questions.