Senator Mine in Summertime
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Birds-eye view of the Senator Mining Camp in summertime. The Senator was a gold mine located about 10-12 miles south of Prescott, Arizona at an elevation of 6,749 feet, on the north side of Mount Union in the Bradshaw Mountains. It was best known as a gold property, but its primary production was lead and zinc, with lesser amounts of silver and copper. The Senator Mine was discovered in the 1860s and was one of the longest successful mining operations even though Apache Indian attacks halted work there from time to time.
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