File:Kelly Mine Headframe.jpg
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| Description | Kelly Mine Headframe. Located a few miles south of Magdalena New Mexico, the Kelly mine was a significate silver producer starting in the 1860's. Zinc carbonate minererals were mined extensively mostly as smithsonite, for use in paint in the early 1900;s |
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| Author | Jerry Willis from Tomé, NM, United States of America |
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