Mines and Mineral Resources
Found in 197 Collections and/or Records:
Mead Leroy Jensen papers
E. D. Jones papers
The E. D. Jones papers (1919, 1925) consist of a short history, written by Jones, of the Independence Mine at Turret, Colorado, and two letters.
Bernard Z. Kastler oral history interview [transcript]
This collection contains the written transcript of an interview with Bernard Kastler on October 14, 1986 conducted by Arnold Irving. The interview is a discussion about Kastler's management decisions, situations, and impressions while at Mountain Fuel Supply Company.
Eckley M. Keach diary
Thomas Kearns scrapbooks
The Thomas Kearns scrapbooks (1899-1917) consist mainly of news clippings with random inclusions of correspondence, personal ephemera, and certificates of award.
Kennecott Copper Corporation photograph collection
The Kennecott Copper Corporation, Utah Copper Division photograph collection contains photos of mines, expansions, interior and exterior, machinery, and personnel.
Kennecott Copper Corporation, Utah Copper Division records
The Kennecott Copper Corporation, Utah Copper Division records (circa 1900-2000) contain personnel records, schematic drawings, and administrative and property records for this Utah mining, smelting, and refining company.
A. Payne Kibbe papers
The A. Payne Kibbe papers (1953-1954) contain professional correspondence regarding uranium claims, Big Indian Mining District, and other business transactions.
Karl Vernon King papers
The Karl Vernon King papers (1899-1960) consist of the papers of Karl Vernon King, Creighton King, Samuel A. King, and William Henry King. The Kings were a family of Utah lawyers and politicians. Correspondence, legal papers, speeches, pamphlets, financial records, news clippings, campaign materials, diaries, and other items are included in the collection.
Ewald Kipp papers
The Ewald Kipp papers (1880-1980s) contain materials relating to Ewald Kipp (1899-1970s), a mining engineer who worked for various mining and smelting companies in Utah and surrounding states. Included are correspondence, notebooks, day planners, and documents concerning Kipp's career as an mining engineer, various organizations he belonged to, and his extracurricular activities.