De Soto Mine
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Unknown Unknown 1100.2021.2401.jpg Days Past Collection B&W 1100-2021-2401 1100.2021.2401 Print 5x7 Media 1980s Reproduction rights are not available. Owned by another institution.Description
Weathered tramway towers at the De Soto Mine in Yavapai County. The De Soto Mine and the Blue Bell Mine were the two locations where the Bleichert system aerial tramways were built in the Bradshaw Mountains. These tramways would carry buckets and supplies. By 1931 the De Soto Mine had stopped operating and by 1932 the Blue Bell Mine deteriorated and was disassembled in 1932. Today little evidence of these tramways exists.
Photo Courtesy of Mining and Scientific Press.
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