Image / Santa Isabel Shafthouse, New Almaden, California

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Title: Santa Isabel Shafthouse, New Almaden, California
Creator: Unknown
Contributing Institution: History San Jose Research Library
Collection: History San Jose Online Catalog
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Description: The Santa Isabel Shafthouse was named for the wife of James B. Randol. The shaft began operating in 1877. At 2300 feet, It was the deepest shaft from ground surface. Notice the entrance to the mine at lower right corner in photo.
Type: image
Format: Black & White|Glass
Identifier: BFDBE347-231C-4795-B228-210964225602
1979-251-11
Subject: Santa Isabel Shaft
Mine buildings
Mine shafts
Shafthouse

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