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The 14-story Kennicott Concentration Mill (to the right). The mines are 5 miles up in the mountains to the east/northeast. Also pictured: foreground (
The 14-story Kennicott Concentration Mill (to the right). The mines are 5 miles up in the mountains to the east/northeast. Also pictured: foreground (left to right): power plant, machine shop, flotation plant, ammonia leaching plant (world's first); in the trees to the right - general manager's office (the log cabin portion was the first building built in Kennicott)
The Kennecott hospital (left) stood out as the town's only white-washed building. The vast majority of other town structures, including workers' bunkh
The Kennecott hospital (left) stood out as the town's only white-washed building. The vast majority of other town structures, including workers' bunkhouses (right), were painted red, the least expensive color at the time. The Kennecott hospital was also the site of the first X-ray machine in Alaska.
Kennecott Mines National Historic Landmark marker for the geologic outcrop
Kennecott Mines National Historic Landmark marker for the geologic outcrop
Kennecott Mines National Historic Landmark marker for the ore body
Kennecott Mines National Historic Landmark marker for the ore body
Bingham Canyon in 1942
Bingham Canyon in 1942
Kennecott Utah Copper's Garfield Smelter, with Interstate 80 in the foreground
Kennecott Utah Copper's Garfield Smelter, with Interstate 80 in the foreground
Utah Copper Mine, circa 1925, with a view of Main St. in Bingham Canyon. The Auditor lists the total earnings for the mine. Image from the Salt Lake C
Utah Copper Mine, circa 1925, with a view of Main St. in Bingham Canyon. The Auditor lists the total earnings for the mine. Image from the Salt Lake County Auditor Annual Report, 1928.