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Last updated: 02.04.2010 09:28

This page holds links to items in my collection that I have scanned and shared here for the world to see as I think it's important to show this items and not just keep them to my self. :-)

It mostly consist of old postcard folders, but you also find more booklet types and even small books in here, and it will be expanded from time to time depending on various factors like my time and the space left on this site. :-)

In addition to the links below I also start to have some PDF files that I want to share with you, they can be found here/below the other linked items.

Newest: PDF-Proposed New Drainage Tunnel (920KB) | Cripple Creek via the Historic Ute Indian Trail Route M.T. Ry.

A Chain of Gold Cities in the Cripple Creek District (ca1902) ] A Chain of Gold Cities in the Cripple Creek District (ca1905) ] A Pictorial Souvenir - Scenes Along The Short Line ] Corley Mountain Highway Souvenir Folder ] Cripple Creek via the Historic Ute Indian Trail Route MTRy ] Cripple Creek via the Historic Ute Indian Trail Route M.T. Ry. ] Folding Post Card [Cripple Creek District & Railroads] ] Folding Post Card - Cripple Creek Short Line ] Folding Post Card - Cripple Creek Short Line1 ] Folding Post Card [Scenes Along the CM] ] History of Midland Terminal and Early Days of Cripple Creek ] In the Cripple Creek Goldfields (Harper's Weekly 1896-01-18) ] Official Souvenir Folding PostCard - Cripple Creek Short Line Scenic Trip ] Pikes Peak America's most famous mountain ] Pikes Peak via World Famous Cog Wheel Route ] Post Card [Cripple Creek District] ] Postcards ] Scenic Colorado Springs ] Seven Falls South Cheyenne Canon ] Souvenir Folder Colorado Springs ] Story of Cripple Creek ] The Corley Mountain Highway ] The Cripple Creek Short Line Trip ] The Cripple Creek Trip (1) ] The Cripple Creek Trip (2) ] The Cripple Creek Trip (3) ] The Greatest Gold Camp On Earth Souvenir Folding Card of Cripple Creek District ] The Goldmines of Colorado (Harper's Weekly 1894-06-09) ] Thrilling-Scenic Mt Manitou Incline ] Unknown [Cripple Creek District] ] Victor and Cripple Creek District Souvenir Folder ] Wonderful Scenery and Precious Gold - The Worlds Grandest One Day Trip ] Gold Fields ] O'er Canon and Grag ]

bulletPDF-Proposed New Drainage Tunnel (920KB) [02.04.2010]
This is a very long article, practically 4 pages, from the pages of the Engineering and Mining Journal weekly journal of November 4, 1905 (page 818-821), holding lot of info about the early talk and ideas into what would later become the Roosevelt Drainage Tunnel, it's ideas, options and techniques leading up to it. I found it rather interesting.
bulletPDF-Roosevelt Tunnel (2,02MB) [14.12.2008]
This is a very long article, nearly 5 pages, from the pages of the Mines and Minerals monthly journal of April 1909 (page 387-391), holding lot of updated info about the Roosevelt Drainage Tunnel, it's progress and techniques behind it. I found it rather interesting.
bulletPDF-New Rock-Handling Machinery Portland Mine (988KB) [13.12.2008]
This is almost a full 2 page article from Engineering & Mining Journal issue of 3rd October 1903. It talks about a new way of rock-handling at the Portland Gold Mine Shaft 2, with some drawings used.
bulletPDF-Cripple Creek Rejuvenated (1,27MB) [12.12.2008]
This near 2,5 page article published in the  Mines and Minerals monthly journal of May 1908 (page 478-480) talks about how mining has an upswing in the District, how Leasing has had an effect, and allot of how cheaper handling of ores at the mills has had a great impact, giving some examples on the way.
bulletPDF-Cyaniding of Cripple Creek Ores (2,64MB) [12.12.2008]
This 5,25 page article comes in two parts, the first part is 2,25 page long and was published in the Mines and Minerals monthly journal of April 1908 (page 422-424), while next part appeared in the May 1907 (page 481-483) issue. The article is rather technical, but mention quite a lot of info.
The Isabella and the Wild Horse Mills are described in the first part, while the second part describes the Blue Flag Mill, an auxiliary mill to the Standard Plant in Colorado City and a cyanide plant at the Portland Chlorination Mill between Colorado Springs and Colorado City (along the Short Line).
bulletPDF-Roosevelt Drainage Tunnel (854KB) [05.12.2008]
This is a 1,5 page article dealing with the start of the Roosevelt Drainage Tunnel, found in the Mines and Minerals monthly journal of July 1907 (page 535-536). Much of the article mention the festivities around the naming of the tunnel. It ends with some technical info.
bulletPDF-Trip Around Cripple Creek (854KB) [03.12.2008]
This is an 2 page article from the Mines and Minerals monthly journal in August 1898 (page 10-11), mention some of the recent happenings around the Cripple Creek District.
bulletPDF- Electricity in the Mines at Cripple Creek (1,01MB)

This is an 15 page long article from the September 1899 issue of Engineering Magazine (page 953-967), talking about the use of electricity for the mines in the District. Quite an interesting article I think.

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PDF- Headframes Cripple Creek (746KB)

This is an article from Engineering & Mining Journal issue of 7th march 1903 - and as name indicates, it deals a little with some of the head frames in the Cripple Creek District - including some nice drawings that I was happy to get my hands on. J
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PDF-Leasing & Low-grade Milling (780KB)

This is an 4 page long article from the Mining & Scientific Press issue of 23rd August 1913 (page 297-300) and is talking about how Leasing and Low-Grade Milling has been working at Cripple Creek.

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PDF- Map 1902 Mines & Mills Cripple Creek (808KB)

This is a scanned old topographic map that I've put into a PDF file so it could become a searchable map and hence make it a little easier for me to locate mines without messing up my paper copy.
Due to limited space the copy here is of much lesser quality then my own version.
You need to use the search button in Acrobat Reader to either search on numbers found on this page - or try names and see if they might be found on the left side of the pdf file, and then use the number listed to be found on the map it self.
I wish I could make it better, but alas, I can't. L (If you know a way, please let me know at the address below)

 

This page, and this site is the work of me, Linda Irene Tingvik, and all text & pictures unless otherwise stated, is the property of me.
All copying, hot linking, Whatever, should be seek permission for, Before doing it!
If you see something that should not be here, is wrongly marked, or have anything to add, please write me.