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Description
William Doidge was photographed as representative of a typical Cornish miner at New Almaden Mines. Many Cornish miners came to the western United States after the collapse of the mining industry in Cornwall, England in the 1850's and 1860's. Cornish miners were called "Cousin Jack".
Type
image
Format
Glass
Identifier
59A1FF5B-434C-4E2B-A25F-644692455717 1979-251-140
Subject
Miners New Almaden Quicksilver Mines (Calif.) Cornish--United States--History (LCSH) Doidge, William
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