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Bingham Canyon, Utah--life and Customs p.5

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Title	Bingham Canyon, Utah--life and Customs p.5
Collection	Classified Photograph Collection
Identifier	39222001427132
Photo Number	17026
Classification	979.2
Publisher	Utah State Historial Society
Date of photograph	c. 1910
Subject	Cities and towns; Mining towns; Mining; Canyons; Streets; Community centers; Basket making; Women domestics; Women in popular culture;
Description	Ada Duhigg and Highland Boy Community House in Bingham, Utah. Women participating in basket weaving activity.
Comment	Gold, silver, lead, and then copper were mined in Bingham. General Patrick Conner's men from Fort Douglas actually staked the first claim in the canyon. At its peak, Bingham was seven miles long but less than a city block wide. The town was unincorporated in 1971 and demolished to make way for further mining development.
Rights management	Digital Image © 2010 Utah State Historical Society. All Rights Reserved.
Holding institution	Utah State Historical Society
Relation	Classified Photograph Collection, 979.2 Utah Cities
Source format	Print Photograph
Source size	8 in x 10 in
Source donors	Smith, Wilbur
Type	image
Format.use	image/jpg
Scanned by	Karl Nicholson and Earl Hindley, USHS

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