This narrow gauge line was isolated from other railroads, and was one of several in the mountains of eastern California.  Bodie, its northern terminus, was once a booming place, but is now a well-preserved ghost town.  Roads to Bodie were never fully paved. At Mono Mills, the south terminus, little is left except discarded timbers. In recent years some historians/railfans tracing the right of way discovered a discarded flatcar half buried in the dirt.  The remnants of the car were removed and the car was restored; it now is on display at June Lake Marina, a popular vacation spot.  The B&B never served June Lake (and never made it to Benton), but the display site is in a well-traveled public area.