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The Old Glory Gold Mine was the most famous and productive of the Oro Blanco district mines. (Photo courtesy of Ring family, 1905) |
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Our research target is the Oro Blanco Mining District, along the south-central
Arizona border with Mexico, and the surrounding area. We have collected data on
all known mines (e.g., over 5000 location notices); mining documents and
reports; relevant people, articles, letters, and thousands of photos. Al Ring is
the keeper of this data, currently stored in over 150 two-inch three-ring
notebooks and in over 25 gigabytes of computer memory. We are willing to share
this data with interested parties – just contact us. In the future we hope to
make some of this data available via our website. Stay tuned. We are also always
looking for new data!
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The Old Glory Gold Mine was the most famous and productive of the Oro Blanco district mines. (Photo courtesy of Ring family, 1905) |
This is a section that we will be working on as time permits. We have so much information and photos that we will be adding to this site as soon as possible.
Summary of Mining in Oro Blanco
The Story of
the Old Glory Gold Mine
Ruby, Montana Mine, 1928 Appraisal Report
Voices of the West (radio show voice only) September 15, 2007, Emil Franzi host,
Al Ring, guest
Ruby 1971 Video
Do you have any related documents, photos, or personal histories that you
could share with us? If so, please contact:
Al Ring ringal@comcast.net
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