The Grand Daddy Of Michigan Copper Mines -- Over 9000 Feet DEEP!

[@franklotito468]

The hoist is really something to see! Fully restored, it's a work of art!

[@oldlostminer]

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[@MetallyCorrupted]

Grew up in the copper country, Glad to see the tribute! Everyone I know has a relative that worked in any one of these mines.

[@oldlostminer]

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[@OGRocker1]

Nice historical story partner, thank you for the share. Stay safe, cool and free. ⛏️⚒️⛏️🤠

[@oldlostminer]

Thanks for watching. Have a great week.

[@wornoutwrench8128]

I did enjoy watching, thanks.

[@oldlostminer]

I appreciate viewers like you. Thank you for watching and commenting. New video every Saturday. Don't miss today's video --> ua-cam.com/video/kEZ7FPmKdzE/v-deo.html

[@dadsrock4252]

I would love to see you do a doc. On andaconda copper mine in Montana .

[@oldlostminer]

There is a video coming out in a couple of weeks on Butte copper mines and some is on the Anaconda copper. Thank you for watching. New videos every Saturday.

[@scottprather5645]

Love these videos I just wish they were longer

[@oldlostminer]

Thanks for stopping by and watching. I'm working on a longer video.

[@dcfire2222]

Another great story, thank you.

[@oldlostminer]

Thanks for watching. Have a great week!!

[@arthurpeterson246]

Great story pal thanks for share ing

[@oldlostminer]

Thanks for watching. Have yourself a great week.

[@bigbeardog99]

I lived only a few hours drive from these mines. I could have visited had I known. Heck, my sister lives just a few miles away, and she never told me. 😒Dang it! Now I'm thousands of miles away.

[@oldlostminer]

Thanks for watching. I appreciate it.

[@richardmcgrew2167]

Interesting story as usual.

[@oldlostminer]

Thanks for watching. Much appreciated!!

[@justincregar4157]

I hope to Houghton Michigan home again

[@oldlostminer]

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[@TheNorthernTsar]

Spaced approximately 100 feet apart downward the inclined shafts, 83 levels of the Quincy are under water now.
The remaining 700 feet (topmost 7 levels) of the oldest underground workings remain forever free of flooding thanks to the Arcadian adit.
Commercial public tours enter mine workings dating to the Civil War through this sole tunnel, which lies down Hancock hill.

[@oldlostminer]

Great information! Thanks for sharing and thank you for watching.

[@Ironsja11]

My home state! 😁

[@oldlostminer]

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