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... built a rink to take its place . In 1926 a number of mills stood along North Clear Creek canyon , both above and below the city . One had been run by water power , and its huge wheel stood nearly as high as the building which housed it ...
... built a rink to take its place . In 1926 a number of mills stood along North Clear Creek canyon , both above and below the city . One had been run by water power , and its huge wheel stood nearly as high as the building which housed it ...
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... built near the mine , and a spur of the D. & R. G. railroad was built to it to haul away the ore . As this camp and railroad were but four miles from Whitehorn and only a little further from Turret , ore from both camps was hauled in ...
... built near the mine , and a spur of the D. & R. G. railroad was built to it to haul away the ore . As this camp and railroad were but four miles from Whitehorn and only a little further from Turret , ore from both camps was hauled in ...
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... built it not only reached Eureka and Animas Forks , but a spur was run up Cunningham gulch as far as Stony gulch to serve the mines in that area . The section of the road between Eureka and Animas Forks , four miles above , was the ...
... built it not only reached Eureka and Animas Forks , but a spur was run up Cunningham gulch as far as Stony gulch to serve the mines in that area . The section of the road between Eureka and Animas Forks , four miles above , was the ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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