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The old "cabins" at the Rex Mine site are actually old railway boxcars

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07348-rex-mine.jpg An old Copenhagen tobacco lid rusts quietly amongst other, less identifiable, cans at the old Rex Mine siteThumbnailsThe only signs marking one's arrival at Rex Mine are these no-camping and no-campfires signAn old Copenhagen tobacco lid rusts quietly amongst other, less identifiable, cans at the old Rex Mine siteThumbnailsThe only signs marking one's arrival at Rex Mine are these no-camping and no-campfires signAn old Copenhagen tobacco lid rusts quietly amongst other, less identifiable, cans at the old Rex Mine siteThumbnailsThe only signs marking one's arrival at Rex Mine are these no-camping and no-campfires signAn old Copenhagen tobacco lid rusts quietly amongst other, less identifiable, cans at the old Rex Mine siteThumbnailsThe only signs marking one's arrival at Rex Mine are these no-camping and no-campfires signAn old Copenhagen tobacco lid rusts quietly amongst other, less identifiable, cans at the old Rex Mine siteThumbnailsThe only signs marking one's arrival at Rex Mine are these no-camping and no-campfires sign

The cars were probably removed from service down at Kelso, the nearest train station, and brought up the hill to this site.