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Page 169
North Star " I ' ve only been here a year so I don ' t know much , but they tell me
that two miles farther up this road was Tomichi Camp ; but it ' s gone now , not
even any buildings left . What weren ' t smashed in the snowslide have been
moved ...
North Star " I ' ve only been here a year so I don ' t know much , but they tell me
that two miles farther up this road was Tomichi Camp ; but it ' s gone now , not
even any buildings left . What weren ' t smashed in the snowslide have been
moved ...
Page 189
Its buildings were in excellent condition and its mill perforated with more windows
than I had ever seen in one structure . The next morning we talked to a mining
man in Pitkin and learned the history of the mines on Gold Creek . The Carter ...
Its buildings were in excellent condition and its mill perforated with more windows
than I had ever seen in one structure . The next morning we talked to a mining
man in Pitkin and learned the history of the mines on Gold Creek . The Carter ...
Page 437
Ironton Park , but the greatest concentration of buildings and dumps is in front of
the incredibly red mountain with its iron - stained sides . As seen from the Million
Dollar Highway , these mines cover an area about four miles in length and ...
Ironton Park , but the greatest concentration of buildings and dumps is in front of
the incredibly red mountain with its iron - stained sides . As seen from the Million
Dollar Highway , these mines cover an area about four miles in length and ...
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
Central City Starts a Hobby | 10 |
Leadville the Cloud City of the Rockies | 41 |
Copyright | |
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Stampede to Timberline: The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado Muriel Sibell Wolle No preview available - 1991 |
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