Is it legal to collect at Livermore logging mill town?

Restricted. Nearly all of the township is in the White Mountain National Forest, where ARPA makes removing archaeological resources over 100 years old a federal crime; one 12-acre parcel was kept private.

What can you find at Livermore logging mill town?

Indian Head and Wheat cents, Barber coins, logging railroad spikes, sawmill hardware, buttons, bottles

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Livermore logging mill town

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What you could find

Reported finds from this ground.

Coins and tokens

Nails and fittings

Buttons and buckles

Also reported: Indian Head and Wheat cents, bottles.

Photos via Wikimedia Commons: West Yorkshire Archaeology Advisory Service, Amy Downes, (CC BY-SA 2.0), North Lincolnshire Museum, Martin Foreman, (CC BY 2.0), Unknown (Public domain).

Why this spot

1876-1949 logging company town

Logging town of the Saunders family's Grafton County Lumber Company, served by the Sawyer River Railroad from 1877, with a school, post office and mill. A 1919 fire and a 1927 storm wrecked the mill, which closed in 1928; the land was sold to the Forest Service in 1937 and the last two residents left in 1949.View source →