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Bisbee, Arizona, circa 1905. "Czar Shaft and copper mining operations, Queen Hill." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Co. View full size.
Coolest model train set that I ever saw
Considering all the belching at the base of the mine operation, why did they build that smokestack (if that's what it is) crawling up the mountain?
[Because fumes from the smelter are particularly noxious. - Dave]
The underground mine went horizontally into the hill. It's closed now but you can tour it.
Downtown is now an artsy-craftsy haven.
or perhaps you can stare into the Lavender Pit open pit mine.
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