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Man working steam pipes to thaw an underground mine, Gold Hill, ca. 1898
{{en| Photographs taken by Asahel Curtis during his trip to the Klondike in 1897-1899. Caption on image: Curtis 44x Handwritten on verso: Albert Covenagle on Gold Hill 1900. 1st thawing machine on Gold Hill near Dawson 88 feet underground. PH Coll 519.44x *Subjects (LCTGM): Gold mining--Yukon; Gold miners--Yukon--Gold Hill; Thawing--Yukon--Gold Hill
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- c. 1898
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- photograph
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