History of Sullivan

Site of a mining camp which was the center of the Bluestone gold mining region. The Bluestone region was staked in the stampedes of 1899, although gold was not found here until 1900 (Brooks, 1901, p. 131). A post office was established here in 1902 and was discontinued in 1909 (Ricks, 1965, p. 62). In 1907 U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reported that Sullivan "has a summer population of about 50, a post office, and several roadhouses, and is connected with Teller and a landing at the mouth of Tisuk Creek by a regular line of stages" (Collier and others, 1908, p. 59).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Sullivan

Shinnapago, Sullivan, Tuksuk,

Grantley Harbor,

Fourmile Point, Sixmile Point,

Teller,

Coyote Creek Dome, Gold Hill,

Deese Creek Dome, Grand Singatook, Little Singatook,

Bluestone River, Right Fork Bluestone River, Tisuk River,

Alder Creek, Bering Creek, Boulder Creek, Bull Pup Creek, California Creek, Coyote Creek, Crete Creek, Deerhorn Creek, Dese Creek, Dome Creek, Eagle Creek, Eldorado Creek, Elizabeth Creek, Gold Creek, Gold Run, Gold Standard Creek, Granite Creek, Harris Creek, Hour Creek, Idaho Creek, Illinois Creek, Iron Creek, June Creek, Lake Creek, Leroy Creek, Little Windy Creek, Lucky Ditch Creek, Lucky Strike Creek, Martha Creek, McAdam Creek, McDame Creek, McKinley Creek, Nolan Creek, Noon Creek, Offield Creek, Potter Pup Creek, Quartz Creek, Quartz Creek, Rabbit Creek, Ring Creek, Ruby Creek, Sargent Creek, Seattle Creek, Skookum Creek, Skookum Creek, Slate Creek, Slate Creek, Slate Creek, Soda Creek, Sulven Creek, Sunset Creek, Tuksuk Channel, Twin Mountain Creek, Upper Quartz Creek, Wesley Creek, Whitestone Creek, Whittren Creek, Windy Creek, Winter Creek,

Sullivan Camp,