File:Jack train on its way to a mine in front of the Sealey houses at Alma during the late 1800s - DPLA - b9ffcfa200b0b7b86830ca105fd10212.jpg

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Buckskin Street in Alma. Jack train loaded for a trip to a Mount Linclon mine. Seeley (left) & Frank Weber houses (both burned 01-12-1917) are shown. Stanley lumber yard is in background. Source: South Park City Historical Foundation, 2005

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Jack train on its way to a mine in front of the Sealey houses at Alma during the late 1800s

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Park County Local History Archive
Location	Colorado , United States of America
Coordinates	39° 49′ 43.3″ N, 104° 58′ 29.34″ W
Website	pclha.cvlcollections.org
Authority file	: Q105281139

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Plains to Peaks Collective

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DPLA identifier: b9ffcfa200b0b7b86830ca105fd10212
Park County Local History Archive identifier: ph002095

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Jack train on its way to a mine in front of the Sealey houses at Alma during the late 1800s (English)

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Buckskin Street in Alma. Jack train loaded for a trip to a Mount Linclon mine. Seeley (left) & Frank Weber houses (both burned 01-12-1917) are shown. Stanley lumber yard is in background. Source: South Park City Historical Foundation, 2005 (English)

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