The only Remaining Building in Centerville
Two Abandoned Cars Mark The Townsite
Centerville was established in the early 1870s
as a result of silver mining on the east flank of the Schell Creek range on Siegel Creek. Operations continued intermittently
through the 1880s. In the early 1900s, Centerville was renamed Siegel after a Utah financier who renewed operations until 1908.
Only half a log cabin and two rusty cars remain.
Centerville is well secluded, with both water and wood available for camping.
