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The Johnson Lake Mine was an early twentieth century tungsten mine. It is located above 10,000 feet on the eastern slope of the South Snake Range in east-central Nevada in what is now Great Basin National Park. The mine was in operation from 1908 – 1950. It was owned and operated by Alfred "Timberline" Johnson, Thomas Dearden, Sr. and Joseph Dearden. This presentation will discuss the recorded historic features and artifacts with a brief synopsis of the capitalism of tungsten mining as it...
A Cultural Resources Inventory and Limited Evaluation of a Portion of the Proposed Mojave Pipeline Expansion: Kramer Lateral Corridor and Daggett Compressor Station, San Bernardino and Kern Counties, CA (1993)
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