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Gold Geyser Mill
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This is the only known (to me, as of 12.01.2017) view of the Gold Geyser Mill structures, located along the creek named Cripple creek, about halfway between Mound City and southern part of town of Cripple Creek, a little south of the Ophelia Tunnel. View shows a small wooden mill structure on a hill side, the creek is just below the structures and there is possible a water wheel across the creek hidden inside the log structure seen near left-hand side view of the lower half of it. But the smokestack also indicates they run on either wood or coal, and I guess there is two levels inside this mill judging from the side look of it.
Media Info Last Updated:
25.02.2017 (11:20:21)
Title on Image:
Gold Geyser Mill, Cripple Creek
Photographer [Date]:
Horace Swartley Poley
Description:
This is the only known (to me, as of 12.01.2017) view of the Gold Geyser Mill structures, located along the creek named Cripple creek, about halfway between Mound City and southern part of town of Cripple Creek, a little south of the Ophelia Tunnel.
graphic for visual presentation of text View shows a small wooden mill structure on a hill side, the creek is just below the structures and there is possible a water wheel across the creek hidden inside the log structure seen near left-hand side view of the lower half of it. But the smokestack also indicates they run on either wood or coal, and I guess there is two levels inside this mill judging from the side look of it.
Image Note:
From page 69 in the 1895/1896 book Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs Illustrated by Warren and Stride.
Source, Printed Items (Found/Seen in/Known):
  • Page 69; Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs Illustrated; published in 1896 by Warren & Stride. - Published in 1896.
Source ID, My Collection:
I-00272
Type/Category [Media ID]:
Photograph/Image [#57]
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