Mining, 1930s

File — Box: 1, Folder: 11

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1-2: Men and women standing at the entrance of a mine.
3: Man holding a 22 inch rainbow trout outside of a cabin, in Gold Lakes, Montana, September 1, 1933.
4: Three men hydraulic mining, structure with a pulley to the left.
5: Man posing in a snowy forest, cabin in the background.
6: Man leaving for a trek through snowy forest, cabin in the background.
7: Man posing beside entrance to mine tunnel during the winter. (Duplicate, see P0793n01_11_008)
8: "This is an entrance to our tunnel last winter, the bank is about 27 feet high. We dug 257 feet inside the entrance."
9: "The bank is almost 27 feet high" Man posing beside entrance to mine tunnel during the winter, covered in snow.
10: Hydraulic mining.
11: Hat sitting on a hill.
12: Deer pictured near mining site.
13: Gaskell Romney looking into a microscope, Miles Pratt Romney standing beside him.
14: Miles Pratt Romney with a microscope.
15: Man surrounded with books and paperwork.
16: Group posing for a photo, Utah State Capital visible in the background.
17: "How do you like the crop?" Image of a letter written in 1934.

Dates

1930s

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.