Album: Lower Vine Ranch at Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park

The Death Valley Scotty Historic District is regionally significant in the fields of 20th century architecture, folklore and social history, and of local significance in the fields of archeology, art and invention. Lower Vine Ranch served as the residence for Death Valley Scotty (Walter Scott), one of the best known and most colorful figures produced by the American mining frontier, between 1930 and 1952.