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Kernville, California Ghost Town

Beneath Lake Isabella’s waters, Kernville’s gold rush ghost town emerges during droughts, revealing secrets of California’s forgotten past.

Ghostly remnants of Old Kernville emerge from Lake Isabella during droughts, revealing California’s submerged gold rush history.

Peeking from beneath Lake Isabella’s waters, this submerged gold rush town reveals its ghostly foundations only during severe droughts.

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