Senator Mine - Closer Look at the Crusher Building 360 Panorama

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Senator Mine - Closer Look at the Crusher Building

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Tim France

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The ore was pulverized into a fine dust and then dropped down into the mercury retort. Located in the Round Mountain Mining district, in a small canyon high in the Toquima Range, the Senator Mine, also known as the Red Bird Mine, was a Mercury mine that produced 137 flasks of mercury through 1965. The camp was completely abandoned in 1968.