These are some of the Nevada ghost town and interesting location websites I have discovered over the years.
http://nvghosttowns.topcities.com/index.html One of the most informative sites around. Shawn helped originate the Tonopah Mining Museum and is a wealth of local history. Click on the "ghost town list" on the left to view sites by county. Though he doesn't give directions, you do get a good dose of knowledge as to why it's there. *warning* Has back ground music.
http://www.ghosttowns.com/ The biggest and likely most well known website covering ghost towns, mines and everything else from around the country. At the top, the drop down menus list states and then it is broken down by county. Pictures, some directions and history are offered. The message boards are also a good place to get and share info. I do not endorse anything by the poster with the same log in name as me there though, he's a little weird
*warning* back ground music on pages except for the message boards, and pop up ads that most Anti-spamware can block.http://www.ripleysghosttowns.com/ Personal site of Cat Evans and her dog Ripley. The write ups are from Ripley's point of view
Not much for directions, but loads of awesome pics of some places I really would like to see first hand. I wonder if Ripley would point me in the right direction for a Scooby Snack? *warning* has a short, yet loud "hello" when on the home page.http://www.ghosttownexplorers.org/ghost.htm Website covering Nevada and surrounding California towns and mines. Really good photos and funny commentary.