Watch for an old water storage tank, hand built of stone, this would be on your right visvble from the road. Shortly after, you will come upon the remains of an old house, to the left out in the field. I watched this house deteriorate over the years as people were destroying it by pulling pieces of with vehicles. It looks similar to an old railroad grade. The area is near the cemetery and to the north, off of a typical two-track road.
Geneva is another ghost community with little history known.
We grew up in this area and visit once or twice a year, mostly during winter range season to see the deer and watch for poaching activity. Best access is via Jordan Road or from the Camp Polk area. When the roads are thawing in the early spring, please do the courtesy of staying on the improved gravel roads and avoiding the others. Travel in these conditions is very hard on the roads, and makes them less usable for the residents and ranchers who must use them year-round. In winter, the roads are usually frozen or dry, and quite accessible.