| Weaver |
| Weaver is Now a Ghost Town |
What's Weaver all 
?
Located along Weaver Creek, Weaver shares the Rich Hill area with Stanton and Octave. The town was named after Pauline Weaver, a guide, who happened upon a gold find. Thugs, thieves and criminals inhabited Weaver when the gold mine was exhausted. There is a cemetery there, and there are a few other items to see such as the walls of the Weaver post office.
How do I get to Weaver?
From Phoenix take I-17 (the Black
Canyon Freeway) to U.S.60 West to
Wickenburg. Take U.S.93 to State Route 89 past Congress. Road to Stanton is on
the right side, 2 miles after Congress. Then about 6 miles to Stanton. Weaver is
2 miles behind Stanton.
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