Mining History: Mine Shafts of Michigan
| More photos of Mine Shaft Structures The first five photos help to show the construction of the mine shaft headframe. |
Click on the snapshot for a full size view.
 Mine Shaft, Upper Peninsula |
 Mine Shaft, Upper Peninsula |
 Mine Shaft, Upper Peninsula |
 Mine Shaft, Upper Peninsula |
 Mine Shaft, Upper Peninsula |
 View of Pabst and Newport Mines Ironwood, MI |
 Plymouth Mine, Three locomotives and shovel Wakefield, MI |
 Volunteer Mine Pit showing a big blast Palmer, MI |
 Geneva Mine Ironwood, MI |
 Looking NE Palms Hill, Showing Eureka #3 and #4 Gogebic Range |
 Eureka #3 Gogebic Range |
Minerals and gems from these mines are at the
A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum
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Mining History Links
| Michigan Mineral Ranges Introduction | Marquette Mineral Range Part 1 |
Menominee Mineral Range Part 2 |
| Gogebic Mineral Range Part 3 | Copper Country Mine Shaft Structures: Quincy Mine Part 5 | Keweenaw Copper Mine Shafts & Structures Part 6 |
| More Iron Mine Shaft Structures Part 7 | Iron Mines (MTU Library Copper Country Archives) Part 8 | Copper Mines (MTU Library Copper Country Archives) Part 9 |
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