Homestake Mining Company
Found in 351 Collections and/or Records:
MT5-009 -- Grizzly Gulch Cross Section A-A1
Drawn by: DRS
Scale:1" = 200'
MT5-009 -- Quartz Vein - Vertical Cross Section, 1972-09
Scale: 3 inches = 5 feet
Drawing features an area with a Chlorite-Pyrrhotite Zone, and a Arsenopyrite Zone. There are small cirlces that are identified as test holes. The drawing is hand colored.
MT5-009 -- Topographic Map, 1975-5-19
Scale: 1" = 200'
Contour Interval: -10'
Compiled for: Homestake Mining Company, Lead, South Dakota
Compiled by: Horizons, Inc., Rapid City, South Dakota
Date of photography: 5-19-1975
Sheet 35 of 42
Sec. 11 T4N R3E
Alternative Drawing Number: C-34
MT5-009 -- Topographic Map, 1975-5-19
Scale: 1" = 200'
Contour Interval: -10'
Compiled for: Homestake Mining Company, Lead, South Dakota
Compiled by: Horizons, Inc., Rapid City, South Dakota
Date of photography: 5-19-1975
Sheet 20 of 42
Sec. 11 T4N R3E
Alternative Drawing Number: C-34
MT5-009 -- Topographic Map, 1975-5-19
Plat showing area in and around the proposed parking lot at Julius & Siever Sts., 1977-07-07
Scale: 1" = 10'
Tracing Paper. Plat Showing Area In and Around the Proposed Parking Lot At Julius & Siever Streets. Showing South Siever Street, Julius Street, and South Wall Street. Also labels existing buildings; Rear of the Homestake Office, Rear of First National Bank, and Assembly of God Church. Has Homestake coordinates.
Roscoe Postle Associates, Inc. Ore Reserve Audit Records
Tom and Melissa Campbell Collection
The Tom and Melissa Campbell Collection consists of published and technical reports, survey worksheets, drill logs, thin sections, maps, and electronic records. The materials were gathered while the Campbells worked on the creation of the Homestake Data Archive and the Homestake Core Archive.
Tom Regan Collection
United States Geologic Survey Publications
The United States Geological Survey Collection consists of several types of reports and maps published by the USGS between 1893 and 1998. These publications were received and used by employees of the Homestake Mining Company.