Conclusion

Many years have passed since the wild west was making its name as a part of America history. Unlike some eras in America's history the West continue to fascinate a wide verity of people with many different interests. If you walk down they ale of a book store you can find romance novels with flirty tales of outlaws, bandits and bounty hunters. Capturing the romanticized image of what some thought of the old west. If reading does not suit your fancy how about a tv service filled with tales from beyond? Shows like Ghost Adventures, originally located in the Nevada area, made their first documentary in towns along the way. Particularly making the name Goldfield famous among ghost seekers. We also cannot forget the lifelong careers of actors, such as, Clint Eastwood and John Wayne, who featured in western movies that still excite some looking for a good showdown.

Though the 1860's have come to pass the west, and its abandoned towns, still hold cultural significance within the hearts of many. Though forgotten and in disrepair people still travel to these ghost towns, for history or ghost hunting, and there are always new things to discover. The west culture has evolved from its original fascination of its lawless nature and has now circled back to its true history. People are now more fascinated with finding out its dark secrets then looking at romanticized materials.

Written by Alicia