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Original Date: 1913
Subject: damage in the Goldfield railroad yard from the 1913 flood.
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1900s
Subject: John Burke, left, was born into a mining family that made it's home in Goldfield beginning in 1904. Born in Aspen,
CO in the 1890s, he earned his Nevada Hoisting Engineers License and worked topside in his career around the western states.
Source: Tonopah Times and Goldfield News
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Original Date: 1900s
Subject: Ladies Day at the Montezuma Club. The date is between 1905 and 1912. This is the second Montezuma club.Which burnt
down in 1923.
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1900s
Subject: The biggest wood pile in Nevada. This was the Nevada Hotel in Goldfield Nevada under construction.
The Nevada Hotel never opened.
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1960
Subject: The Historic Goldfield High school.
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1908
Subject: In 1908, the Goldfield Hotel, designed by Architect George E. Holesworth, opened amidst an array of fanfare. Built
on the former site of the Nevada Hotel, which had burned down in a fire in 1905, the hotel was first owned by J. Franklin
Douglas and several other investors. The four story building of stone and brick cost over $300,000 to build and included 154
rooms with telephones, electric lights and heated steam. The lobby was paneled with mahogany and furnished in black leather
upholstery, beneath gold-leaf ceilings and crystal chandeliers. The hotel imported chefs from Europe and boasted one of the
first Otis elevators west of the Mississippi River. Considered to be the most luxurious hotel between Chicago and San
Francisco, it appealed to society’s upper crust, making it an immediate success.
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1906
Subject: The fighters shake hands before fighting. Gans - Nelson fight Goldfield Nevada 1906
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1900s
Subject: This was the Palace saloon in Goldfield Nevada. It was one of the famous four saloons located at the intersection of Main and Crook.
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1920s
Subject: Goldfield Hotel
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1900s
Subject: Bottle House in Goldfield in the early 1900s.
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1913
Subject: Golfield 1913 Flood
Source: Hidden Treasures Trading
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Original Date: 1950
Subject: Golfield Hippadrome Theater
Source: Private Collector
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Original Date: 1900s
Subject: Ives Mine
Source: Private Collector
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Original Date: 1904
Subject: First Auto Car into Goldfield
Source: Private Collector
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Original Date: 1904
Subject: Boom Days in Goldfield
Source: Private Collector
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Original Date: 1906
Subject: Pioneer Buildings - Miner's Dugouts
Source: Private Collector
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Original Date: 1906
Subject: Miners pose in front of a head frame
Source: Western Mining History
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