A Group of Five Miners at Williams Phosphate, Madison County, 1950

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Item Title  A Group of Five Miners at Williams Phosphate, Madison County, 1950 Photographer  Brook, Thomas B. Date Created  July 31, 1950 Abstract  'Upper Ruby, Flash inside tunnel.' Five miners inside a tunnel standing around an ore car with two branches of rock tunnel in the rear, photo taken with a flash Note  None Keywords  miners, mining, mining machinery, phosphate mining, madison county Genre  Interiors Item Filename  153a.jpg Related Topic  Montana--History.

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A Group of Five Miners at Williams Phosphate, Madison County, 1950, Thomas Brown Brook Photographs Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/brook-0771/item.php?id=318

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