Phosphate Mine at Maiden Rock on the Big Hole River, Silver Bow County, 1957

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Item Title  Phosphate Mine at Maiden Rock on the Big Hole River, Silver Bow County, 1957 Photographer  Brook, Thomas B. Date Created  June 3, 1957 Abstract  Cluster of white buildings at the base of a mountain with railroad tracks leading to it on the valley floor. Note  None Keywords  phosphate mining, buildings, mountains, railroad tracks, silver bow county Genre  None Available Item Filename  255b.jpg Related Topic  Montana--History.

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Preferred Citation

Phosphate Mine at Maiden Rock on the Big Hole River, Silver Bow County, 1957, Thomas Brown Brook Photographs Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/brook-0771/item.php?id=212

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