The following gallery has the images of the remains of the original Fort Tyson, Tyson's Well stage station and a replica of the Oasis Hotel:
Ruins of Fort Tyson which was built in 1856 and is located on the corner of Main St. and Moon Mountain Road.

The site where in 1864 Charles Tyson dug what is known as Tyson’s Well.

Tyson’s Well Stage Station built in 1866 and located in 161 West Main Street.
The stage station served the travelers who went back and forth from the towns of Ehrenberg and Wickenburg.
The building now houses the Quartzite Museum and Historical Society.

The watering well on the grounds of Tyson's Stage Station.

The restored Oasis Hotel which was originally built in 1900 and located in Main Street.
The following gallery has the images of the remains of the original Fort Tyson, Tyson's Well stage station and a replica of the Oasis Hotel:
Ruins of Fort Tyson which was built in 1856 and is located on the corner of Main St. and Moon Mountain Road.
The site where in 1864 Charles Tyson dug what is known as Tyson’s Well.
Tyson’s Well Stage Station built in 1866 and located in 161 West Main Street. The stage station served the travelers who went back and forth from the towns of Ehrenberg and Wickenburg. The building now houses the Quartzite Museum and Historical Society.
The watering well on the grounds of Tyson's Stage Station.
The restored Oasis Hotel which was originally built in 1900 and located in Main Street.
Fort Tyson