Abandoned Lakeshore Mine of What Appears to be a Tailing Pond with Mountains

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Item Title  Abandoned Lakeshore Mine of What Appears to be a Tailing Pond with Mountains Photographer  Brook, Thomas B. Date Created  1870/1960 Abstract  Abandoned mine buildings along the shore of what appears to be a tailing pond with mountains in background. Keywords  mining, metallurgical industry, industrial facilities, work camps, lakes & ponds, mountains, ice floes Genre  Photographs Item Filename  556.jpg Related Topics  Mine buildings  Mines and mineral resources Geographic Locations  Madison  Montana

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Abandoned Lakeshore Mine of What Appears to be a Tailing Pond with Mountains, Thomas Brook Photographs, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/brook-0771/item.php?id=764

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