Arizona-Comstock Mill

Tags: arizonacomstockmill , mill , mining , virginiacity

Date of photo: 1992

Photographer: Karl Larson

Source : Facebook: Karl Damnhippie Larson

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The Arizona-Comstock Mill operated in Virginia City in the 1930s to try to recover some of the gold and silver that the technology of the 1800s wasn't able to extract from the ground. They worked in some of the old underground mines, but also did some open pit mining that resulted in the Loring Cut. In 1992 the mill was still standing. In the 21st century is has been opened as a museum giving demonstrations of milling equipment.

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Date Uploaded: November 7, 2025

Permanent Link: http://wnhpc.com/details/fb158373516586574

Contributor: Karl Damnhippie Larson on Facebook

Source: Facebook: Karl Damnhippie Larson

Source URL: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=158373516586574&set=gm.1697718317286952&idorvanity=811703519221774

Source Caption: The Arizona-Comstock mill in Virginia City Nevada.Built in 1933 to process gold and silver ore, it still stands today. (photo taken in 1992 with a 1906 Seneca 5x7 view camera.)

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