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New Jersey's abandoned mines: Hidden
网页2018年5月31日New Jersey has 2,700 locations where mining or prospecting occurred, according to a 2014 state report. There are about
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These Rare Photos Perfectly Depict New
网页2020年2月26日Mining in New Jersey dates back to the 1600s when Dutch settlers mined copper along the Delaware River in Warren County.
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New Jersey Mines Mining Artifacts
网页In 1848 the Sussex ZincCopper MiningManufacturing Company was formed. Four years later it developed the first commercially viable way to smelt the ore to produce zinc oxide. Also in that year, Sussex Zinc
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Mining In New Jersey The Diggings™
网页Mining In New Jersey New Jersey has 718 records of mines listed by the United States Geological Survey (USGS). Quick Facts 718 USGS records of mines in New Jersey.
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The Old Mine Road in New Jersey Legends
网页The first known settlement in the area was made near Port Jervis, New York, then New Jersey. It began after a blacksmith bought land from the Lenape Indians. Later, the English bought land in the area from the
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New Jersey Historic Mining Sites
网页Mining is the basis for a major contribution from Northwest New Jersey to modern American society. From the first established settlements in the Musconetcong River
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Mining History in the United States Legends of America
网页The Schuyler Mine, near Belleville, New Jersey, was discovered in 1719 and is historic as the scene of the building of the first steam engine in America in 1793-94. The whites first
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Jersey Western Mining History
网页Jersey The Jersey is a gold mine located in Calaveras county, California at an elevation of 1,201 feet. About the MRDS Data: All mine locations were obtained from the USGS
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Jersey Lily Mine Western Mining History
网页The Jersey Lily mine (46) is 4 miles south of the Ruth, on a ridge at an altitude of 6,000 feet. The production, which is said to amount to $7,000 worth of gold, was made many years
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World-famous mine in N.J. is a hidden
网页2020年2月3日When it closed in 1986, it was the last operating mine in New Jersey, but now the facility has become a popular attraction — about 75,000 people visit annually — since brothers Richard and Robert Hauck
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Sterling Hill Mine Tour and Museum in New
网页Attractions and events in Northwest New Jersey Skylands: Gem lovers, adventurers, history buffs take note! A labyrinth of marbleized tunnels gilded by a multi-color glow of fluorescent minerals below the earth
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The Old Mine Road in New Jersey Legends
网页The first known settlement in the area was made near Port Jervis, New York, then New Jersey. It began after a blacksmith bought land from the Lenape Indians. Later, the English bought land in the area from the
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New Jersey Mines Mining Artifacts
网页In 1848 the Sussex ZincCopper MiningManufacturing Company was formed. Four years later it developed the first commercially viable way to smelt the ore to produce zinc oxide. Also in that year, Sussex Zinc
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Mining In New Jersey The Diggings™
网页Historic Mining Records (USGS) New Jersey has 718 identified mines listed in The Diggings™. The most commonly listed primary commodities in New Jersey mines are Iron,Copper,and Zinc . At the time these mines were surveyed, 32 mines in New Jersey were observed to have ore mineralization in an outcrop, shallow pit, or isolated drill hole
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New Jersey Mine Tour Mining History Association
网页2005年6月19日There was a lot to see because the history of the area started with iron mining and smelting at Franklin Furnace before the Revolutionary War and evolved into one of the most important U. S. zinc mining areas from the 1850’s to 1986. The first stop on the tour was the Franklin Mineral Museum.
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Mining History in the United States Legends of
网页The Schuyler Mine, near Belleville, New Jersey, was discovered in 1719 and is historic as the scene of the building of the first steam engine in America in 1793-94. The whites first mined Lake Superior copper in 1771 in small quantities. In the early colonial days, the settlers used for fuel and charcoal for the forge and smelting works.
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The Mines of New Jersey. The Open Road
网页2019年8月5日Mining in New Jersey began as early as the 1630s. In northern New Jersey, at the site of Sterling Hill, a rich deposit of zinc was discovered, and mining continued at the site for over three-and-a-half
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Historical Sites and Museums in New Jersey
网页Colonial and Revolutionary War Sites Mining and Industrial Era Transportation, Canals and Railroads Agricultural, Mills, Traditional Monuments and Museums Stay in the Loop! Get our newsletter, This
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Jersey Lily Mine Western Mining History
网页The Jersey Lily mine (46) is 4 miles south of the Ruth, on a ridge at an altitude of 6,000 feet. The production, which is said to amount to $7,000 worth of gold, was made many years ago. In this vicinity, the rocks are slaty and fissile to amphibolitic schists.
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Franklin Mine (MRDS #10073174) ZN USGS
网页Comments on the production information. Zinc mining began about 1840 and was continuous since then by the New Jersey Zinc Company until the Franklin mine closed in 1957. Production in the Franklin-Sterling Hill district was large. When Franklin was exhausted, mining shifted to the nearby Sterling Hill mine, which closed down in 1986,
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Sterling Hill Mining Museum Tripadvisor
网页Most everything man made has something to do with mining. At the Sterling Hill Mining Museum well show you just how it's done. From
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Jersey Western Mining History
网页Jersey The Jersey is a gold mine located in Calaveras county, California at an elevation of 1,201 feet. About the MRDS Data: All mine locations were obtained from the USGS
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Pahaquarry Copper Mine Wikipedia
网页The last mining attempt began in 1901 when the Montgomery Gold Leaf Mining Company, founded by the brothers, Henry and Oliver Deshler of Belvidere, New Jersey, purchased the assets of the Alleghany Mining Company. After unsuccessful operations, the company reorganized as the Pahaquarry Copper Company in 1904.
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Origin of The Mine — The Sterling Hill Mining Museum
网页In 1897 the New Jersey Zinc Company consolidated the properties and began a major operation for the extraction of zinc. The mine operated continuously until 1986, first as an open pit south of the gift shop and later as an underground mine, which reached a depth of 2,675 feet below the surface and had 35 miles of tunnels. history and the
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World-famous mine in N.J. is a hidden
网页2020年2月3日When it closed in 1986, it was the last operating mine in New Jersey, but now the facility has become a popular attraction — about 75,000 people visit annually — since brothers Richard and Robert Hauck
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Sterling Hill Mine Tour and Museum in New
网页Attractions and events in Northwest New Jersey Skylands: Gem lovers, adventurers, history buffs take note! A labyrinth of marbleized tunnels gilded by a multi-color glow of fluorescent minerals below the earth
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Mining In New Jersey The Diggings™
网页Historic Mining Records (USGS) New Jersey has 718 identified mines listed in The Diggings™. The most commonly listed primary commodities in New Jersey mines are Iron,Copper,and Zinc . At the time these mines were surveyed, 32 mines in New Jersey were observed to have ore mineralization in an outcrop, shallow pit, or isolated drill hole
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New Jersey Mines Mining Artifacts
网页In 1848 the Sussex ZincCopper MiningManufacturing Company was formed. Four years later it developed the first commercially viable way to smelt the ore to produce zinc oxide. Also in that year, Sussex Zinc
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Mining History in the United States Legends of
网页The Schuyler Mine, near Belleville, New Jersey, was discovered in 1719 and is historic as the scene of the building of the first steam engine in America in 1793-94. The whites first mined Lake Superior copper in 1771 in small quantities. In the early colonial days, the settlers used for fuel and charcoal for the forge and smelting works.
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Pahaquarry Copper Mine Wikipedia
网页The last mining attempt began in 1901 when the Montgomery Gold Leaf Mining Company, founded by the brothers, Henry and Oliver Deshler of Belvidere, New Jersey, purchased the assets of the Alleghany Mining Company. After unsuccessful operations, the company reorganized as the Pahaquarry Copper Company in 1904.
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Mines on Sparta Mountain
网页History and heritage in Northwest New Jersey Skylands: The sustained productivity of the Sparta Mountain iron mines, which began in the late 1700s, attracted the attention of Thomas Edison, who built a massive
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Sterling Hill Mining Museum Wikipedia
网页The Sterling Hill Mine, now known as the Sterling Hill Mining Museum, is a former zinc mine in Ogdensburg, Sussex County, New Jersey, United States.It was the last working underground mine in New Jersey when it
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Jersey Western Mining History
网页Jersey The Jersey is a gold mine located in Calaveras county, California at an elevation of 1,201 feet. About the MRDS Data: All mine locations were obtained from the USGS
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Franklin Mine (MRDS #10073174) ZN USGS
网页Comments on the production information. Zinc mining began about 1840 and was continuous since then by the New Jersey Zinc Company until the Franklin mine closed in 1957. Production in the Franklin-Sterling Hill district was large. When Franklin was exhausted, mining shifted to the nearby Sterling Hill mine, which closed down in 1986,
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Sterling Hill Mining Museum: Ogdensburg, New Jersey
网页2016年2月25日The mine proved to have a rich vein of zinc and, along with other mines in the area, Sterling Hill was acquired by the New Jersey Zinc Company in 1897 and produced until its close in 1986. The Sterling Hill Mine was the last operating underground mine in New Jersey and a singular landmark for the history of mining in the region.
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Mines on Sparta Mountain
网页The oldest mining exploration occurred in the Franklin-Ogdensburg area with the arrival of Dutch settlers in the 1600s. They searched for copper and thought they had found it in a red mineral that looked like cuprite, the
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OUR HISTORY Freeport-McMoRan
网页Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (“FCX”), formerly known as Freeport-McMoRan CopperGold Inc., was established in 1988 following the discovery of the Grasberg copper and gold deposit in Papua, Indonesia, when FCX’s former parent company, then known by the New York Stock Exchange trading symbol of “FTX”, sold 20 percent of the company in an
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