Keyesville Gold Miners and Gunslingers: Photo Gallery

Keyesville Cemetery Entrance




Keyesville Cemetery With Keyesville Townsite in Background




Newt Walker's Gun, As Seen At The Kern Valley Museum In Nearby Kernville, California.




The Walker Cabin

The Walker Cabin




The Walker Cabin

Another View of The Walker Cabin




Walker family gravestone

The Walker Family Marker. The town did not allow Tom and Newt to be interred into the cemetery because of their bad reputations.




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "North Fork Country" by Bob Powers, Page 12




Newspaper Clippings On One Of The Keyesville Recreational Site Signs




Newt Walker Death Newspaper Clipping




Some Keyesville Buildings From The Gold Rush Days




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "The Rough and The Righteous of the Kern River Diggins" by Ardis M. Walker




Headstones Of Abia T. Lightner And His Wife, Jemima, In Keyesville Cemetery




More Headstones In Keyesville Cemetery




Courtesy Of Rankin Ranch Facebook Page




Courtesy of "The Rough and The Righteous of the Kern River Diggins" by Ardis M. Walker




Part Of Abia Lightner's Obituary, Courtesy of "A Memorial and Biographical History of the Counties of Fresno, Tulare and Kern, California", Page 386, Published 1891




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




A Spanish Arrasta in Keyesville, Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers




Courtesy of "Kern River Country" by Bob Powers