The town of Olnes (no longer in existence) used to be a stop on the Tanana Valley Railroad. It was a supply point for surrounding mines and the beginning of the stage line to Tolovana. Now, all that remains of the original townsite is this outhouse. It has a wood-shake roof with decorative ridge-line, iron fillagree decoration at the gables, and a diamond shaped window. The inside was decorated with red brocade wall paper, the same type of wall paper I found in a cabin at Old Chatanika, 13 miles away.
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