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Description
View 1 (2009-2349). Shows forested hillside, hydraulic monitor, flume, wooden hoist, figures standing in foreground and beside monitor identified as Mrs. Tefft, Laura Tyler, John Jackson and L.V. Tefft -- view 2 (2009-2350). Shows ravine from different angle, includes hoist, flume, horse in harness, building in background -- view 3 (2009-2351). Shows ravine from behind monitor looking down -- view 4 (2009-2352). Shows rocky hillside, stream at bottom, flume and trestle follow hillside, board path/bridge suspended over stream and trestle. "Lone Star Mine - early 90s Cogsweel Ravine. Mrs. Tefft, Laura Tyler, John Jackson at monitor - L.V. Tefft - John Jackson was the son of General Jackson a 49er after whom Jackson Peak was named also Jackson Creek. He was also the first owner of the Ross Ranch, later the Tefft Ranch and for 50 years the Haddisk Ranch" -- handwritten on verso of view 1. "Lone Star Mine at Cromberg Cal mining operations (eary 90s 1892) in Cogsweel ravine above Mt. Tambor Inn. Mrs. L.V. Tefft, Laura Tyler, LV Tefft ... John Jackson - piper" -- handwritten on verso of view 2.
Type
image
Format
Photographs. Nonprojected graphic
Extent
4 photographic prints on board mounts ; images 8 x 10 in. or smaller on mounts 11 x 14 in. or smaller.
Identifier
(C)001416262CSL01-Aleph
Language
English
Subject
Hydraulic mining--California--Plumas County Pedestrian bridges--California--Plumas County Flumes Plumas County (Calif.)--Photographs Photographic prints
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