Side View of Steam Operated Dredging Machine with Piles of Firewood Stacked on Deck Near Water Line circa 1890

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Item Title  Side View of Steam Operated Dredging Machine with Piles of Firewood Stacked on Deck Near Water Line circa 1890 Photographer  Brook, Thomas B. Date Created  1890/1900 Abstract  Side view of a steam operated dredging machine. Pile of firewood stacked on deck near the water line. Barren hillside visible in background. Caption 'First gold dredge in USA, second in world. First in New Zealand. Bannack, Mont. 1895.' Identical to image 394 except a different exposure and positioning of the negative. Keywords  dredges, gold mining, rivers and streams Genre  Photographs Item Filename  395.jpg Related Topics  Dredges  Excavating machinery Geographic Locations  Bannack  Beaverhead  Montana

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Side View of Steam Operated Dredging Machine with Piles of Firewood Stacked on Deck Near Water Line circa 1890, Thomas Brook Photographs, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4fx7413s

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