An Army Outpost, a Gold Stamp Mill, and a Lake That Did Not Exist Until 1951
Cottonwood Cove sits on the Nevada side of a lake that is younger than most American grandparents. Lake Mohave only came into being in 1951, when Davis Dam created a […]
Learn moreDesert Stewards Before the Lake Existed: The CCC’s Hidden Legacy at Cottonwood Cove
As we celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary, the America250 initiative invites us to look beyond the obvious landmarks and honor the workers who shaped landscapes long before they became […]
Learn moreDesert Pioneers: The Women Who Shaped the Mojave and Beyond
As America marks its 250th anniversary, the America250 initiative calls us to honor the trailblazers who gave meaning to the wild places we treasure most. At Cottonwood Cove, a proud […]
Learn moreEndurance in the Desert: The Black Laborers of the Colorado River
As we celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary, the America250 initiative invites us to honor the full, diverse tapestry of our nation’s history. At Cottonwood Cove Resort & Marina, a […]
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