Mining among the Clouds

Mining among the CloudsIn Mining Among the Clouds, Harvey N. Gardiner examines what one reporter dubbed "aerial" mining silver mining at such high altitudes that the miners were literally working among the clouds. In the summer of 1871, two prospectors ventured high up Mount Bross in Colorado's Mosquito Range. There they discovered an outcropping of silver ore in blue limestone. An unprecedented find, it set off strike after strike in Park County. Thus began the silver boom

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