Re: Quiz:Where was this Mill?
| January 28, 2015 06:40PM |
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A later view of the now upgraded Mill...This has been mentioned to be the Renshaw Mill in the CRRA#10 Annual. By this time the 2ft gauge minetram from the Big 5 mine operation at the upper end of Idaho Springs has been built down to a new Mill on the confluence of Chicago Cr. The Renshaw was also serviced by a shorter line across Clear Cr to this tramway.
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