Quartzburg, Kern County, California

[1] It was located 1 mile (1.6 km) north of the original site of Kernville, now inundated by Isabella Lake, except at low water.

[1] In 1873, Quartzburg was founded as a mining camp after gold production increased nearby.

[1] Quartzburg was originally named Rogersville, and renamed due to the large amount of quartz in the area surrounding the town.

[2] Quartzville was a town based on temperance, causing saloon owner Adam Hamilton to move his saloon to Kernville, the rival town of Quartzburg since both towns shared the Big Blue Mine, which employed 200 people.

Today, the former site of Quartzburg is submerged by Lake Isabella, although the cemetery still remains.