Cullings Well
Cullings Well or Cullens Well was a stagecoach station on the La Paz–Wickenburg Road named for its proprietor, an Englishman, Charles C. Culling, who dug the well and established and managed the stagecoach station with his wife Maria Valenzuela Culling for twelve years before he died in 1878. The station became known as Cullens Wells in memory of its founder. After Charles' death, the station was managed by Maria and a station hand by the name of Christian Berry. Maria later married Joseph Drew who together with Christian Berry managed the Cullings Well for a period of  time. A post office by that name was maintained there from 1896 to 1902. The site of Cullings Well today is at the site of the Miller Reservoir. The grave of Charles C. Culling is at the nearby Cullings Well Cemetery, that lies less than 2 miles from Cullings Well at . The History of Cullings Well and its founder, owners and managers is a fascinating story of these settlers written by one of the descendants of Joseph Drew and Maria Valenzuela.