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Worth remembering Scotland once had a thriving coal industry. Boness was no exception, the pit being at Kinneil, just near to the site of Kinneil Station. This memorial pays tribuite to the industry.
Closeup view of the marble mining operations in the mountains above Carrara. Someday I'm going to get a closer view...
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A figure used in a lecture from JR James at the Department of Town and Regional Planning at The University of Sheffield between 1967 and 1978.
The highest under-sea level, at the point the sea broke in in the 30's, flooding the mine, with copper staing on the rock.
The seabed at this point is only a few feet above this level, and the pebbles on it can be clearly heard moving with the waves.
Seen during work by the Consolidated Goldfields Co. Ltd in pumping out the mine in concert with the Crowns Mine Botallack, joined together underground for joint drainage, exploration and development.
This photograph shows visitors to the mine preparing to be lowered in a large bucket. Copyright Weaver Hall Museum www.weaverhallmuseum.org.uk. Picture Cheshire c06495.
Namibia is rich in minierals and mines. You can find a lot of fuel mining as well. Oyster is yet another industry which is growing due to the heavy demand for fresh Oyster to France.
Aerial view of the aftermath of strip mining.
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An area was just opened up between Blackhawk and Central City that got started in the gold rush days - this trail was the Tramway for this area - it's above the road use and have past this area many time's wanting to get to this area - then I find a few collapsed mine's.
A Baldwin S-12 originally lettered for Erie Mining as #403 then for LTV Mining as #7243 (same place different name) and now part of the display of the Lake Superior Railroad Museum (the Depot) in Duluth.
Aerial view of a strip mining operation by the Little John Coal Company.
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Geneva was an old mining area southwest of Guanella Pass. There are a couple structures and foundations left including this cabin.
ERIE MINING 4210 is on a set of F9's A-B-B-B, The train is hauling left over Ore from Taconite Harbor on August 4, 2008
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The Lassonde Mining Building is one of the original buildings of U of T's Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, at the time called the School of Practical Science. The building was designated as a Heritage Property for its importance as a major work of Edwardian Classicism.
At Doors Open 2014, visitors are invited to browse the photos and information on the inductees to the Hall of Fame, and venture up to the Goldcorp Mining Innovation Suite to witness the synthesis of heritage resources and state-of-the-art systems.