Fifth Street, Goldfield, Nevada in winter 1905

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  Hauling supplies to the Mines. 20 horse and mule teams, Goldfield, Nevada. 1905

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  Teaming lumber and supplies into Goldfield, Nevada, 1904

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  Map of Goldfield Nevada

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  Tonopah and Goldfield, Nevada, Photograph Collection

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