Lippencott Lead Mine
Originally in 1906 the mine was called the Lead King Mine. The name was changed and the bulk of production took place during the 13 years George Lippencott leased the mine.
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Next photo Lippencott Lead Mine Originally in 1906 the mine was called the Lead King Mine. The name was changed and the bulk of production took place during the 13 years George Lippencott leased the mine.
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| features - ecology: wildlife - plants - places - region map - map/sat - roads & trails - wilderness - video - aerial - 360 photos - old west - communities - books - lodging |
| route 66 - ghost towns - gold mines - parks & ... - joshua tree - death valley - mojave preserve - native culture - history - natural features - geology - glossary - comments |
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