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Historic Ghost Town Faces Partial Demolition

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Historic Ghost Town Faces Partial Demolition

A portion of a historic ghost town held by the National Park Service is scheduled for demolition, a decision that has met resistance from residents, according to reporting by Andrea Peterson of NPR. The story aired on November 11, 2026, on All Things Considered.

The segment, titled "Parts of a historic ghost town face demolition by the National Park Service," examines the conflict between the agency's plans and the community's desire to preserve the site. Audio from the broadcast was not yet available at the time of publication.

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