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The Diamond Creek Gold Mine was active from the 1860s and by 1912 had 12 known shafts. This book outlines ownership and contains anecdotes about the mine.
A short history of the Diamond Creek Gold Mine
Book, 9 pages. Black and white illustrations and maps. Yellow front page with clear plastic cover.
John Mackey in pencil inside front cover.
