In Grapevine Canyon, a region of Death Valley often called ... In July 1905, Scotty walked into the Los Angeles Times city room wearing his trademark 10-gallon hat, cowboy boots and red tie ...

Scotty became well-known in Death Valley and in Los Angeles ... He always wore a Stetson hat, red tie and dark pants. Thanks to Scotty’s fame, investors continued to pour in money, but they ...

And few California places are as remote and remarkable as Scotty's Castle, an elaborate estate that regally rose in Death Valley a century ago. The well-appointed landmark had long been a favorite ...

There’s some good news coming out of Death Valley National Park: Scotty’s Castle is finally reopening. Closed for nearly a decade after a massive flash flood isolated the property from the ...

DEATH VALLEY (KTNV) — Death Valley National Park is once again offering tours of Scotty's Castle. According to park rangers, visitors can reserve a spot to go on a walking tour with rangers and ...

It’s an almost 90-year-old mansion called Scotty’s Castle and the story of its namesake is enthralling. Born Walter E. Scott, but known as “Death Valley Scotty,” he first came to Death ...

DEATH VALLEY (KTNV) — For a century, in the Mojave Desert sits something unexpected — an enormous estate built by Chicago millionaires in the 1920s called Scotty's Castle. It's been a popular ...

Death Valley National Park officials invited the public to tour one of its historic treasures known by many as Scotty's Castle, or the Death Valley Ranch. The “Scotty's Castle Flood Recovery ...

In a nutshell, that is the story of Scotty's Castle, a Spanish revival villa that started construction in Death Valley in the 1920s and was built on a bold-faced scam. The mansion has been largely ...