HISTORICAL PHOTOS

[Fullpan]

I was goofing around and stumbled on this - thought I'd share....

Mining-Photo-Index

I bet some of you have sampled the waste piles of these mines

 

[Fullpan]

Most interesting to me are photos of Nome, AK - circa 1900

 

[rodoconnor]

Great post Full pan . Thanks

 

[3xflyfisher]

Awesome site Fullpan, thanks!

 

[TheGoldProspector]

Thankyou for sharing!

 

[B H Prospector]

I love old photos like these Fullpan! I went to the South Dakota photos and have been to all of those mines. In fact the two of Rockerville were taken on the claim I now own. Those photos are now in the Library of Congress. Pretty cool!

 

[Fullpan]

A Metal Detectorist could research these old photos and line up with current photos to see where exactly the housing, bars, outhouses, etc. were. It could pinpoint exactly where artifacts, coins are hidden today - my 2 cents.

 

[TheGoldProspector]

I love old photos like these Fullpan! I went to the South Dakota photos and have been to all of those mines. In fact the two of Rockerville were taken on the claim I now own. Those photos are now in the Library of Congress. Pretty cool!

I would love the opportunity to viait one fine day

 

[UTAvalanche]

Thank you very much for sharing. In my much younger years, I had the chance to explore and photograph most of the Utah and Nevada mines. Even then there wasn't a great deal left standing. Great to see them when they were running and in their prime.

 

[Duckwalk]

How is there no Georgia photos considering the Gold history of this state?

 

[Fullpan]

I noticed that too, D - kinda strange.

 

[Duckwalk]

I know a guy that works some behind the scenes stuff at the stockmar gold mine museum (built on the gold mine site.) ill see if i can get him to send me a few photos of the mine from the early 1830s on past 1900. there are bound to be something of use he can get us.