Mines and mineral resources
Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:
Oral History Interview with Isabel Higbee and Sylvia Manzanares, 2005 February 18, 2006 August 5
Interview with Isabel Higbee and Sylvia Manzanares from the De donde eres: Cultural Origins of the Southern Colorado Latino/Hispanic Community Collection.
Oral History Interview with James G. Wark, 1985 June 11, 2006
James G. Wark started in the CF&I mining department in 1958 and became a manager of mines on January 1, 1980. Wark then became the head of Evergreen Resources, a subsidiary of CF&I,which sold off chunks of CF&I property in the 1970s.
Oral History Interview with Mildred Sweet, 1981 July 16
Ore Sorting House at the Continental Chief Mine in Leadville, Colorado, between 1889-1892
A photograph of miners inside the ore sorting house at the Continental Chief Mine in Leadville, Colorado.
Philip J. Ragooland and Governor Shoup, between 1920-1940
Philip J. Ragooland poses with Governor Oliver Shoup in front of an unidentified building.
Philip J. Ragooland and Governor Shoup, between 1920-1940
Philip J. Ragooland poses with Governor Shoup in front of an unidentified building.
Philip J. Ragooland at the Saratoga Mine, between 1920-1940
Philip J. Ragooland and two unidentified men next to the Saratoga Mine. The mine was owned by Philip J. Ragooland and was located in Gilpin County, Colorado.
Philip J. Ragooland at Unidentified Mine, between 1920-1940
Philip J. Ragooland poses with mining equipment at an unidentified mine in Colorado in which he had an interest.
Philip J. Ragooland Pans for Gold with Two Unidentified Men, between 1920-1940
Philip J. Ragooland of the Saratoga Mines Company pans for gold with two unidentified men.
Philip J. Ragooland Poses with a Group of Unidentified Men, between 1920-1940
Philip J. Ragooland and a group of unidentified men pose for a photograph in front of an automobile. These men may have been employees of the Saratoga Mines Company.