Box PCA0012
Contains 301 Results:
[Teams of horse-drawn wagons of the Hot Air Mining Co. leaving Nome for Council City and their Ophir Creek mines. Walter H. Sodaberg, Manager, shaking hands on left. Such freighting in the Seward Peninsula cost from 2 cents per pound to 35 cents per pound.]
Views 1-51 are included in an album donated by Gordon Gray of Douglas, Alaska. Additional Dobbs photographs, including Eskimo portraits and Nome area views, were originally part of the library's general collection.
Nome Arctic R. R. Nome.
[Narrow gauge railroad formerly called Wild Goose Railroad with engine 315 pulling two open cars filled with people and another engine at side. The grade is steep so only 3 - 4 cars can be pulled with five tons only per car.] Dobbs
Sunday excursion Wild Goose R. R., Nome.
[Close-up of passengers on open car.] Dobbs
Lanes pumping plant, Nome.
[with pipeline in foreground furnishing water to Mr. Lane's mines.] Dobbs
No. 5 bench off Discovery Anvil.
[Flume with miners working around it.] Dobbs
Actual size of Alaska's largest nugget found by Pioneer Mining Co. on No. 5 Bench off Discovery Anvil, wgt. 182 oz., value $3276. Nome Sep. 8, ‘03., 1903-09-03
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Modern prospecting on Bench Anvil. [Derrick, mining equipment, three men and railroad track in foreground.]
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No. 4 Anvil [elevator, pipeline, and sluice boxes with miners at work.]
Views 1-51 are included in an album donated by Gordon Gray of Douglas, Alaska. Additional Dobbs photographs, including Eskimo portraits and Nome area views, were originally part of the library's general collection.
No. 5 Anvil. [One of Pioneer Mining Company's properties on Anvil Creek showing miners at work and buildings.]
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Looking down Anvil from No. 7 above O? [showing mining camp in distance].
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