Recent Publications on the History of

Compiled by Lysa Wegman-French

The following bibliography contains books, Anderson, Gary Clayton, and Laura L. Ander- dissertations and theses, articles and chapters, and son (eds.). The Army Surveys of Gold Rush Cali- other media, organized within those four catego- fornia: Reports of Topographical Engineers, 1849- ries, that relate to the history of all types of min- 1851. Norman, OK: Arthur H. Clark Company, ing in North America (that is, Canada, the United 2015. [Also an e-book. Reports by George Hora- States, and Central America). It does not include tio Derby, Robert Stockton Williamson, Edward book review articles. O. C. Ord, et al.] Many older books are now being reissued as e-books, and older films are being distributed as Anderson, Jonathan, and Edwin Low. City DVDs. We did not include them in this compila- of Mines: Victor, . Stockport, England: tion since the content is not new. However, if you Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2015. [Noted London are interested in an older work, check to see if it is photographers focused on this mining town.] now available as an e-book or DVD. In addition, some works, especially government documents, Andrews, Thomas G. Coyote Valley: Deep films, and theses and dissertations, are available History in the High Rockies. Cambridge: Harvard for viewing on the internet. We haven’t included University Press, 2015. [Also an e-book. An en- URLs for these, but again, check the internet for vironmental history of an area in Rocky Moun- their availability. tain National Park that includes mining.] We thank all the members who have sent in contributions, and welcome suggestions for our Angel, Gustavo A. del, and Lorena Pérez next compilation. Hernández. 80 Años Del Fideicomiso de Fomento Minero: Palanca de la Minería [80 Years of the Books: Mining Development Trust: Lever of Mining]. México, D.F.: Fideicomiso de Fomento Minero, Adams, Sean Patrick. Home Fires: How 2014. Americans Kept Warm in the 19th Century. (How Things Worked.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Uni- Arenas Hernández, Tomás D. La Población versity Press, 2014. de Sombrerete de 1826 a 1900: Dinámica, De- mográfica y Minería [The Population of the Town Allan, Chris. Gold, Steel and Ice: A History of Sombrerete from 1826-1900: Dynamics, De- of Mining Machines in Yukon-Charley Rivers Na- mographic, and Mining]. Zacatecas, México: tional Preserve [Alaska]. (Special History Study.) Instituto Zacatecano de Cultura “Ramón López [Wash., D.C.]: U. S. Dept. of the Interior, Nation- Velarde,” 2014. al Park Service, 2015. 98 2016 Mining History Journal

Armstrong, Richard L., and Marion O. Berkove, Lawrence I., and Donnelyn Curtis. Smith. “They Also Served”: The Confederate Niter Before the Big Bonanza: Dan De Quille’s Early and Mining Bureau District 4 1/2 - Staunton, Va., Comstock Accounts. Columbia: University of Mis- 1862-1865. Buena Vista, VA: Mariner Media, souri Press, 2015. 2015. Billock, Jennifer. Keweenaw County [Michi- Ascarza, William. In Search of Fortunes: A gan]. (Images of America.) Charleston, SC: Arca- Look at the History of Arizona Mining. Evansville, dia Publishing, 2014. [Also an e-book.] IN: M T Publishing Company, Inc., 2016. Bridge, Kathryn Anne (ed.). New Perspectives Azzarelli, Margo L., and Marnie Azzarelli. on the [British Columbian] Gold Rush. Victoria, Labor Unrest in Scranton [Pennsylvania]. Charles- BC: Royal BC Museum, 2015. ton, SC: History Press, 2016. [Years of conflict led to Clarence Darrow representing workers at Bridge, Kathryn Anne. Gold Rush!: El Dora- the 1902 Anthracite Coal Strike Commission do in British Columbia. (Also published as Ruée hearings.] Vers l’Or! : El Dorado en Colombis-Britannique. Souvenir Catalogue Series, 14.) Gatineau, QC: Baksys, Sandy. A Century of Lithuanians in Canadian Museum of History, 2016. [Accom- Springfield, Il: Best of the Blog. North Charleston, panies an exhibition organized by the Royal BC SC: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Plat- Museum.] form, 2015. [Twentieth-century immigrant life in the central Illinois coal belt.] Brown, Priscilla Purcell. Webb Cit y. (Images of America.) Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publish- Baldwin, Douglas. Cobalt [Ontario]: Cana- ing, 2015. [Missouri lead and zinc mining.] da’s Forgotten Silver Boom Town. Charlottetown, PE: Indigo Press, 2016. Calvi, Jim. Men of the Yahk Mining District: Biographical Sketches of Some of the Prospectors Ballek, Karen, and Leon Washut. We Are One and Businessmen Who Were Active in the Yahk Family: Polish Immigration to Sheridan County, Mining District and the Town of Sylvanite, Mon- Wyoming, 1890-1920. [Sheridan]: Ochodzita tana. (Troy Heritage Mini-Series.) Trego, MT: Publishers, 2015. Jim Calvi, 2015.

Bartlett, Jon, and Rika Ruebsaat. Soviet Calvi, Jim. Ore Processing Mills: Kootenai Princeton: Slim Evans and the 1932-33 Miners’ National Forest, Lincoln County, Montana. (Troy Strike. Vancouver, BC: New Star Books, 2015. Heritage Mini-Series.) Trego, MT: Jim Calvi, [British Columbian businesses and newspaper 2014. editor against striking coal miners led by a notori- ous labor organizer.] Calvi, Jim. The Construction and Operation of an Aerial Mining Tramway. (Troy Heritage Mini- Bergan, Kathleen, and Michele M. Lammi. Series.) Trego, MT: Jim Calvi, 2014. [American Iron Range [Minnesota] Ghost Locations. [Gilbert: Kootenai Mining Company Tramway, Lincoln MN]: Iron Range Historical Society, 2015. County, Montana.] Recent Publications 99

Calvi, Jim. The Keystone and Goldflint Glo- Comis, Anna Degenaars. Casada: A History ry Holes: Yahk Mining District. (Troy Heritage of an Italian Village and Its People. (Original text Mini-Series.) Trego, MT: Jim Calvi, 2014. in Italian, 2003. Introduction by Isabel Comis, “From the Northern Hills of Italy to the Coal Cerney, Janice Brozik, and Roberta Sago. Mines of Pennsylvania.”) Tucson: Wheatmark, Black Hills Gold Rush Towns. Vol. II. (Images of 2015. America.) Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2015. Corr, Jeff. Silverton [Colorado] and the Alpine Loop. (Images of America.) Charleston, SC: Ar- Chafin, Andrew. Mingo County. (Images of cadia Publishing, 2014. [Also an e-book.] America.) Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2014. [Also an e-book. Site of the 1920 the Mat- Croguennec, Soizic. Société Minière et Monde ewan Massacre, West Virginia.] Métis: Le Centre-Nord de la Nouvelle Espagne au XVIIIe Siècle [Mining Society and the Mixed An- Chapman, James. Energy and Enterprise: cestry World: Northern and Central New Spain Coal Mining at Deep River, North Carolina. Lex- in the 18th Century]. (Bibliothèque de la Casa de ington, NC: James Chapman, 2015. Velázquez, no. 64.) Madrid: Casa de Velázquez, 2015. Chaput, Donald, and Sean M. Goldman. The Cliff: America’s First Great Copper Mine(rev. ed.). Davies, Charles. Gold Standard: The Story of Hancock, MI: Quincy Mine Hoist Association, Agnico Eagle’s Mission to Be Not the Biggest but the 2015. [A reprint of the 1971 edition about the Best. Vancouver, BC: Echo Storytelling Agency, Cliff Mine, Michigan, plus additional chapters, 2016. [Canadian gold mining company.] an epilogue, appendices and an index.] Deen, Robert L. Owyhee County [Idaho]. Chaput, Donald. Empire of Sand: La Paz (Images of America.) Charleston, SC: Arcadia County, Arizona, Mining Frontiers. Santa Ana, Publishing, 2015. CA: Graphic Publishers, 2015. Delano, Alonzo. Life on the Plains and among Charles River Editors. The California Gold the Diggings: A Personal Account of a Gold Seeker’s Rush: The History and Legacy of the Forty-Niners Journey to California. New York: Skyhorse Pub- and America’s Golden Dream. [Boston]: Charles lishing, 2016. [Originally published as Life on the River Editors, 2014. Plains and among the Diggings, 1854.]

Chatman, Jay. McDowell County Coal and Eckert, Allan W., and Thayle K. Anderson. Rail. (Postcard history series.) Charleston, SC: Gold Fever: The Beginning of the California Gold Arcadia Publishing, 2014. [Images of West Vir- Rush. Ashland, KY: Jesse Stuart Foundation, ginia coal mining.] 2014.

Chilicky, Robert A., and Gerald D. Hunt. Eifler, Mark A. The California Gold Rush: The Clifton and Morenci Mining District. (Images of Stampede That Changed the World. (Critical Mo- America.) Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, ments in American History.) New York: Rout- 2015. [Arizona copper mining.] ledge, 2016. 100 2016 Mining History Journal

Fink, Leon. The Long Gilded Age: American Harpster, Jack, and Ronald M. James. Lumber Capitalism and the Lessons of a New World Order. Baron of the Comstock Lode: The Life and Times of Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 2015. Duane L. Bliss. Staunton, VA: American History [Also an e-book. Interlocking roles of politics, Press, 2015. internationalism, and labor, including the mining industry.] Harris, Wess (comp. and ed.). Truth Be Told: Perspectives on the Great West Virginia Mine War: French, Richard U. Return to the Lost Adam’s 1890 to the Present. Gay, WV: Appalachian Com- Diggings: The Paul A. Hale Story. North Charles- munity Services, 2015. ton, SC: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2014. [Southwest U.S.] Hirsch, Susan F., and E. Franklin Dukes. Mountaintop Mining in : Understand- Frost, Dorothy M., and Rolfe G. Buzzell. ing Stakeholders and Change in Environmental Gold Rush Wife: The Adventures of Nellie Frost Conflict. Athens: Ohio University Press, 2014. on Turnagain Arm, 1895-1901 as Told to Her [Also an e-book.] Daughter Dorothy Frost. Eagle River, AK: Ember Press, 2016. Huizing, Terry, and Wendell Wilson (eds.). Mineral Collections in the American Midwest. Furek, Maxim W. Sheppton: The Myth, Miracle (Published as a supplement to Mineralogical Re- and Music. North Charleston, SC: CreateSpace, cord, July-Aug. 2015.) Tucson: Mineralogical Re- 2015. [The seemingly supernatural experiences of cord Inc., 2015. three trapped Pennsylvania coal miners in 1963.] Jacobson, Mark I. Pioneer Colorado Minerals: Gaudreau, Guy, Sophie Blais, and Kevin Jesse Summers Randall and his Minerals of Colora- Auger. Mine, Travail et Société à Kirkland Lake do Catalogs: 1873 to 1893. : Batuan Biru, [Ontario] [Mine, Work and Society at Kirkland 2014. Lake]. (Collection Agora.) Sudbury, ON: Prise de Parole, 2016. Jacobson, Mark I., et al. Pioneer Colorado Minerals: The Colorado Mineral Catalogues of the Glahn, Bryan. Mining Disasters of the Wyo- Hayden Survey; Frederic Miller Endlich: 1873- ming Valley [Pennsylvania]. (Images of America.) 1878; Albert Charles Peale: 1873-1875; and Persi- Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2016. for Frazer, Jr: 1869. Denver: Batuan Biru, 2014.

Godwin, Larry. Mining Chronicle of Silver Jensen, Andie E. Gone but Not Forgotten: Lake Basin: The Story of Silverton, Colorado’s Most Beaver Hill, Oregon. Coos Bay, OR: Lawman Significant Mining . Missoula, MT: Larry Publishing, 2015. [Coal mining.] Godwin, 2015. Johnson, Marilynn S. Violence in the West: Gorham, J. P. Around Dewey-Humboldt [Ari- The Johnson County and the Ludlow zona]. (Images of America.) Charleston, SC: Ar- Massacre: A Brief History with Documents. (Bed- cadia Publishing, 2014. [Also an e-book.] ford Series in History and Culture.) Long Grove, IL: Waveland Press, 2014. [Coal mining strike at Ludlow, Colorado.] Recent Publications 101

Johnston, Robert F. Mine and Me: The Story Larkin, Annie Graeme, Douglas L. Graeme, of Copper in Strafford, Vermont. [Strafford]: Straf- and Richard W. Graeme, IV. Early Bisbee. (Im- ford Historical Society, 2014. ages of America.) Charleston, SC: Arcadia Pub- lishing, 2015. Julyan, Robert. Hiking to History: A Guide to Off-Road New Mexico Historic Sites. Albuquer- Leahy, Edward J. A Mining History of the que: University of New Mexico Press, 2016. [In- Bruce Mines Ontario, Canada. Victoria, BC: cludes the tomb of miner James Cooney, who was Catherine A. Leahy, 2014. killed by Apache Indians.] Manno, Silvio. Charcoal and Blood: Italian Kellogg, Karl S., Bruce Bryant, and R. R. Immigrants in Eureka, Nevada and the Fish Creek Shroba. Mountains, Glaciers, and Mines: The Massacre. Reno: University of Nevada Press, Geological Story of the Blue River Valley, Colorado, 2016. and Its Surrounding Mountains. (Circular 1400.) Reston, VA: U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Geological Manuel, Jeffrey T. Taconite Dreams: The Survey, 2016. [Also an e-book.] Struggle to Sustain Mining on Minnesota’s Iron Range, 1915-2000. Minneapolis: University of Kirchhoff, M. J. The Founding of Skagway: A Minnesota Press, 2015. [Also an e-book.] Klondike Story of Greed, Graft, and Misery in the Summer of 1897. Juneau: Alaska Cedar Press, Marsh, Kenneth L., Sarah J. Birdall, and Curt 2015. W. Wagner. Alaska’s Sealed Book: A Chronicle of the Opening of the Upper Susitna Valley. Trapper Knipmeyer, James H. Cass Hite: The Life of Creek, AK: Trapper Creek Museum, 2015. an Old Prospector. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 2016. [Also an e-book. A well-known McAvoy, Iris Singleton. Walker County prospector in the Glen Canyon area of southern [Alabama] Coal Mines. (Images of America.) Utah in the late 1800s and early 1900s.] Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2016. [Also an e-book.] Kovach, Belle, and Mary Boye. Snowing in June: Remembering the Victims and Survivors McLaughlin, Paul. That Men and Women of the Hillcrest Mine Disaster. Coleman, AB: May Work in Safety: The First 100 Years of the Crowsnest Pass Historical Society, 2014. [1914 Mine Safety Appliances Company. Vancouver, coal mine explosion in Alberta.] BC: Echo Memoirs, Ltd., 2014.

LaLande, Jeffrey M., Eric W. Ritter, and James Mix, Michael C. Leaded: The Poisoning of J. Barnes. Archaeology of a Chinese Mining Camp Idaho’s Silver Valley. Corvallis: Oregon State (Site Ca-Sis-1801-H): Located near Hawkinsville/ University Press, 2016. Yreka, Siskiyou County, California. (Cultural Re- source Publications: Archaeology.) Redding, Montoya, Fawn-Amber (ed.). Making an CA: U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Land American Workforce: The Rockefellers and the Leg- Management, 2015. acy of Ludlow. Boulder: University Press of Colo- rado, 2014. 102 2016 Mining History Journal

Nance, Damian, and Kenneth Brown. A Com- Pomazal, Chuck. Rock Down, Coal Up: The plete Guide to the Engine Houses of West Cornwall. Story of the Quincy and Torch Lake Railroad. Lydney, Gloucestershire, U.K.: Lightmoor Press, Hancock, MI: Quincy Mine Hoist Association, 2014. 2014. [The train operated only between the shaft houses and the stamp mill of the Quincy Mining Obermayr, Erich, and Robert W. McQueen. Company.] Historical Archaeology in the Cortez Mining Dis- trict: Under the Nevada Giant. (Mining and Soci- Porter, Harry Kimball, Jr., and Perline Porter. ety Series.) Reno: Univ. of Nevada Pr., 2016. The Journey: A Tale of a Wyoming Boy. N.p.: Har- ry and Perline Porter, 2014. [The coal-mining Ortega Morel, Javier. Minería y Ferrocarriles town of Superior, Wyoming.] en la Región de Pachuca y Real del Monte Durante el Porfiriato [Mining and Railways in the Region Ross, Douglas, et al. Fraser Corridor Heritage of Pachuca and [the City and Mining District of ] Landscape Project, 2014-2015: Assessing the Po- Real del Monte during the Presidency of Porfirio tential Heritage Significance of Placer Gold Min- Díaz]. Pachuca de Soto, Hidalgo, México: Uni- ing and Chinese Canadian Historical Sites along versidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo, 2015. the Fraser Corridor. [Victoria]: British Columbia Heritage Branch, 2015. [Also an e-book.] Park County Local History Archives. Park County [Colorado]. (Images of America). Charles- Sheller, Mimi. Aluminum Dreams: The Mak- ton, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2015. [Also an e- ing of Light Modernity. Cambridge, MA: MIT book.] Press, 2014. [Also an e-book.]

Patera, Alan H. Columbia and Other Mining Smith, J. L. Meet Me in McCarthy. Anchor- Camps about Goldfield: Montezuma, Diamond- age: White Stone Press, 2015. [Copper mining field and Alkali Springs. (Western Places 10, no. in Alaska.] 2.) Lake Oswego, OR: Western Places, 2015. Spence, Clark C. A History of Gold Dredging Patera, Alan H. Lida and Lida Valley, Ne- in Idaho. (Mining the American West.) Boulder: vada: Includes Cuprite and Mount Jackson. (West- University Press of Colorado, 2016. [Also an e- ern Places 10, no. 1.) Lake Oswego, OR: Western book.] Places, 2014. Sutton, William, L. Russell Keene, and Her- Paulson, Don. Mines, Miners, and Much man Frasch. Herman Frasch: The Sulphur King. More: A Guide to Historic Mining in Colorado’s Woodbridge, Connecticut: Kiwi Publishing, San Juan Triangle. Chicago: Twain Publishers, 2013. [He invented an ingenious process of min- 2015. ing for sulphur.]

Pickens, Jordan D., and Ivan M. Tribe. Meigs Tolton, Gordon E. Healy’s West: The Life and County. (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Ar- Times of John J. Healy. Missoula, MT: Mountain cadia Publishing, 2014. [Also an e-book. Ohio Press Publishing, 2014. [Also an e-book. A multi- coal and salt mining.] faceted character in the Northwest prospected for gold in Idaho.] Recent Publications 103

Turner, Robert D. Klondike Gold Rush Steam- Begay, Antonya. “Doodo Leesto: Uranium’s ers: A History of Yukon River Steam Navigation. Legacy of Social Injustice and Environmental Winlaw, BC: Sono Nis Press, 2015. Impact on the Navajo Reservation.” Capstone Project, Bachelor of Integrated Studies Program, Van Horssen, Jessica. A Town Called Asbestos Weber State University, 2015. [Québec]: Environmental Contamination, Health, and Resilience in a Resource Community. (Nature, Bibeau, Susan E. “Copperfield: The Story of a History, Society.) Vancouver, BC: UBC Press, Nineteenth Century Vermont [Copper] Mining 2015. [Also an e-book.] Town.” M.A. thesis, Dartmouth College, 2016.

Vendl, Karen A., and Mark A. Vendl. Mines Boas, Hallie Sarah. “‘There Is No Word for around Silverton [Colorado]. (Images of Ameri- Relocation in the Diné Language’: Everyday ca.) Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2015. Forms of Refusal to Colonialism(s) on Black Mesa.” M.A. thesis, University of Texas at Austin, Waite, Donald E. British Columbia and Yu- 2015. [Thousands relocated due to strip mining kon Gold Hunters: A History in Photographs. Vic- for coal.] toria, BC: Heritage, 2015. Buckbee, Hayley. “Cultivating Earthworks of Walls, Peggy Jackson. Alabama Gold: A His- the Anthropocene: A Laboratory for Land and tory of the South’s Last Mother Lode. Charleston, Environmental Art in Lime, Oregon.” M. Arch. SC: History Press, 2016. thesis, University of Washington, 2014. [Adapt- ing abandoned mining landscapes for artistic ex- Woodin, Will, and Catherine Holder Spude plorations.] (ed.). All for the Greed of Gold: Will Woodin’s Klondike Adventure. Pullman: Washington State Canon, Chelsea R. “Mining the Past: Using University Press, 2016. Arrastras as Evidence of Mexican Mining Activity in Early Nevada.” M.S. thesis, University of Ne- Zellie, Carole. Historic Resources of the Moun- vada, Reno, 2015. tain Iron [Minnesota] Mining Landscape. [St. Paul]: Landscape Research LLC, 2015. Cian, Holly Rose. “The Exploitation of Women and Nature in Appalachia: An Analysis Zorbas, Elaine. Banished and Embraced: The of Labor Rights and Environmental Issues as Pre- Chinese in Fiddletown [California] and the Mother sented by Three Appalachian Women Writers.” Lode. Plymouth, CA: Mythos Press, 2015. M.A. thesis, Western Carolina University, 2016. [The writings cover the period from the early days of the Civil War to the mid-20th century.] Dissertations and Theses: Clinkinbeard, Shannon. “Disease on the Amigud, Olga. “Between the Mines and the Western Frontier: Cholera and Tuberculosis dur- Mountaintops: Remembrance, Learning, and ing the California Gold Rush (1850-1900).” M.A. Activism at Brushy Mountain Penitentiary.” M. thesis, California State University, Chico, 2014. Arch. thesis, University of Washington, 2015. [Built in response to the violent Coal Creek War, .] 104 2016 Mining History Journal

Davenport, Katherine. “Reclaiming Aesthet- Lane, Nicole A. “Discovering the Chinese ics.” M.L.A. thesis, University of Colorado, Den- Mining Child: The Archaeology of Children and ver, 2015. [Suggests an expanded role for aesthet- Childhood in Multicultural American Mining ics in mine reclamation.] Communities.” M.A. thesis, University of Mon- tana, 2015. Donwerth, Derek W. “Mining Comparisons: Ethnicity, Labor, and Place in Butte [Montana] Liu, Xing Michelle. “Three Essays on Labor and Bisbee [Arizona], 1890-1920.” M.A. thesis, Economics.” Ph.D. diss., University of Arizona, University of Oklahoma, 2015. 2015. [Examines how coal mines’ labor demand changes in response to the Acid Rain Program.] Gonrowski, Drew Christina. “Ka`āina Paiālewa i Ke Kai: Kanaka Hawai`i Gold- Orr, Terrell. “Conflict and Modernity in New Mining Communities in Oregon and California.” South Florida’s Phosphate Mines, 1900-1930.” Ph.D. diss., University of Hawai’i at Manoa, 2015. M.A. thesis, University of Central Florida, 2016. [Explores ways Kānaka Hawai‘i (Hawaiians) in- corporated western North America into Kānaka Pugh, James Kent. “Down Comes the Moun- concepts of ‘āina (land).] tain: Coal Mining and Health in Central Appala- chia from 2000 to 2010.” M.A. thesis, University Highet, Megan J. “Cheechakos, Sourdoughs of Louisville, 2014. and Soiled Doves: Men, Women, and Commu- nity in a Klondike Gold Rush Boomtown, 1896- Sell, Merlyn. “Wild Will Shakespeare: How 1904.” Ph.D. diss., University of Alberta, 2015. Shakespeare Won and Lost the American West, 1849-1891.” M.Litt., Mary Baldwin College, Hijar, Andres. “Where is our Revolution?: 2015. Workers in Ciudad Juarez and Parral-Santa Barba- ra [Mexican Mining District] during the 1930s.” Seruga, Tadej. “Slovenski Izseljenci v Elyju, Ph.D. diss., Northern Illinois University, 2015. Minnesota na Podlagi Slovenskega Ameriskega Casopisja Med Letoma 1891 in 1939.” [Slovene Jackman, Kimberly. “The Importance of Chil- Emigrants in Ely, Minnesota as Seen by the Slo- dren on the American Frontier: A Comparative vene-American Ethnic Press, 1891-1939.] M.A. Study in Nineteenth Century Western Migration thesis, Univerza v Mariboru, 2015. and Settlement.” M.A. thesis, East Carolina Uni- versity, 2015. [Includes mining towns in Califor- Strykowski, Jason. “Impossible Heights: From nia, Nevada, and Colorado.] Mining to [Mountaineering] Sport in the Moun- tain West, 1849 to 1936.” M.A. thesis, University Kahn, Matthew K. “Detente with Nature: of New Mexico, 2015. The Politics of Energy Extraction and Environ- mental Protection, 1969-1980.” Ph.D. diss., Stubbs, Glenn Eugene. “Remembering a Northwestern University, 2016. Workplace Disaster: Different Landscapes, Dif- ferent Narratives?” M.A. thesis, Kent State Uni- versity, 2015. [Compares the site of a 1930 coal mine explosion with the site of its memorial mon- ument in Millfield, Ohio.] Recent Publications 105

Swim, Michael. “Bituminous Coal Miners’ Allan, Chris. “Gold Rush Ice Train: The Curi- Strike Incitement Events of Muchakinock, IA, ous History of George Glover’s Invention and the 1879-1900: An Historical Geographic Analy- U.S. Government’s Klondike Relief Expedition.” sis of How a Company Town Became a Union Alaska History 30, no. 1 (Spr. 2015): 1-33. Town.” M.A. thesis, California State University, Long Beach, 2015. Barineau, Clinton, et al. “Coal Mining Im- pacts and Remediation in the Chattanooga Re- Turville-Heitz, Margaret E. “Negotiating gion: Field Trip to North Chickamauga Creek Mine Fields: Public Policy, Protest and the Pro- Upper Watershed.” In: Ann E. Holmes (ed.), Di- posed Penokee Mine [Wisconsin].” Ph.D. diss., verse Excursions in the Southeast: Paleozoic to Pres- University of Wisconsin, Madison, 2015. ent (Boulder: CO: Geological Society of Ameri- ca, [2015]). [Also an e-book.] Villarán, Jose Antonio. “Open Pit.” M.F.A. thesis, University of California, San Diego, 2015. Brill, Gregory. “Gilman, Colorado: From [Exploring the poly-vocality of extractive indus- Metal Mining Frontier to Colorado’s Most Suc- tries, writing through four of the main stakehold- cessful Company Town.” Mining History Journal ers: the private sector, the people, the government, 22 (2015): 79-103. and the non-human world.] Bush, Carletta A. “‘Two fer’ the Money?’: Wright, Christian L. “For This Union to African American Women in the Appalachian Survive: The of America Coalfields.” In: Connie Park Rice and Marie Te- and the Transformation of Utah’s Coal Industry, desco (eds.), Women of the Mountain South: Iden- 1966-1985.” M.A. thesis, Northern Arizona Uni- tity, Work and Activism (Athens: Ohio University versity, 2015. Press, 2015), Ch. 9. [Also an e-book. The 1970s coal mining industry and affirmative action -mi Articles and Chapters: nority guidelines.]

Ackerman, Rita. “W. A. Clark Spun Cop- Caramaussel, Chantal. “The Forced Transfer per into Gold.” Wild West 29, no. 2 (Aug. 2016): of Indians in Nueva Vizcaya and Sinaloa [Mexico]: 22-3. A Hispanic Method of Colonization.” In: Juliana Barr and Edward Countryman (eds.), Contested Ackley, H. Adam. “In the Footsteps of Mother Spaces of Early America (Philadelphia: University Jones, Mothers of Miners: Florence Reece, Molly of Pennsylvania Press, 2014), 184-207. Jackson, and Sarah Ogun Gunning.” In: Connie Park Rice and Marie Tedesco (eds.), Women of Carlsen, Kenneth S., et al. “Belvidere Moun- the Mountain South: Identity, Work and Activism tain Asbestos Quarries, Lowell/Eden, Vermont.” (Athens: Ohio University Press, 2015), Ch. 11. Rocks and Minerals 90, no. 6 (2015): 510-46. [Also an e-book.] Carlton, Jim. “Ghost Town: Tonopah Hopes Aldrich, Mark. “Engineers Attack the ‘No. to Become a Tourist Haunt.” Wall Street Journal, One Killer’ in Coal Mining.” Technology and Cul- Eastern Edition 266, no. 26 (31 July 2015): A1, ture 57, no. 1 (Jan. 2016): 80-118. [Roof falls.] A8. 106 2016 Mining History Journal

Davis, Hillary. “A Gold Mine of History: Ja- Gibbard, Frank. “The Battle over Willow cobs Assay Office.” Inside Tucson Business 25, no. Creek: A Tale of Toxic Tailings and Slimes.” Col- 3 (24 July 2015): 5. orado Lawyer 45, no. 2 (Feb. 2016): 45+

Dolbeare, Alex. “Nevada’s Silver City Gold Gibson, Erin. “Movement, Power and Place: District: Part I.” ICMJ’s Prospecting and Mining The Biography of a Wagon Road in a Contested Journal 85, no. 7 (Mar. 2016). First Nations Landscape.” Cambridge Archaeolog- ical Journal 25, no. 2 (2015): 417-34. [A route to Dolbeare, Alex. “Nevada’s Silver City Gold the Fraser Canyon, British Columbia, during the District: Part II.” ICMJ’s Prospecting and Mining Fraser River Gold Rush of 1858.] Journal 85, no. 9 (May 2016). Gray, Julian C., and Robert B. Cook. “Speci- Dymny, Jerzy Smokey. “Commentary on men Gold from Georgia.” Rocks and Minerals 89, Women Workers’ History, Chapter 77.” Indus- no. 3 (May-June 2014): 214-23. trial Worker 111, no. 10 (Dec. 2014): 9. [Molly Jackson of Harlan County, , wrote the Guerrero, Saúl. “The History of Silver Refin- song “I am a Union Woman.”] ing in New Spain, 16c to 18c: Back to the Basics.” History and Technology 32, no. 1 (2016): 2-32. Eyal, Hillel. “Beyond Networks: Transat- lantic Immigration and Wealth in Late Colonial Habashi, Fathi. “Extractive Metallurgy in Mexico City.” Journal of Latin American Studies the Past Seven Decades.” Metall 70, no. 6 (June 47, no. 2 (May 2015): 317-48. 2016): 243-7.

Fagley, Paul T. “The Romantic Days of Junia- Halden, Terry. “Coloma, Montana.” Wild ta Charcoal Iron.” Pennsylvania History 83, no. 2 West 28, no. 4 (Dec. 2015): 66-7. [Gold min- (Spr. 2016): 187-230. ing.]

Fiscor, Steve. “E&MJ Founded as the Ameri- Halden, Terry. “Gleeson, Arizona.” Wild can Journal of Mining in 1866.” Engineering and West 28, no. 2 (Aug. 2015): 68-9. [Copper min- Mining Journal 217, no. 1 (Jan. 2016): 34-6. ing.]

Fiscor, Steve. “E&MJ Satisfies a Thirst for Hall, Raymond A. “Kings, Knights, and Knowledge.” Engineering and Mining Journal Pawns: Black Coal Miners and Racial Conflict in 217, no. 4 (Apr. 2016): 70-3. [The mining indus- Washington Territory.” Pacific Northwest Quar- try in the late 1800s.] terly 105, no. 2 (Spr. 2014): 85-96.

Fiscor, Steve. “Miners Persevere During Good Harris, John R. “Shades of Red.” Natural Times and Bad.” Engineering and Mining Journal History Magazine 122, no. 4 (May 2014): 34-9. 217, no. 6 (June 2016): 78-81. [Mining in the [Remediation of a copper mining area at Duck- 1920s and ’30s.] town, Tennessee.]

Gardner, Ruth Richmond. “An Interview Hausel, W. Dan. “The Tombstone Silver- with Ruth Richmond Gardner, M.E.” Mining Lead District, Arizona.” ICMJ’s Prospecting and History Journal 22 (2015): 1-10. Mining Journal 85, no. 8 (Apr. 2016). Recent Publications 107

Heinrichs, Cynthia. “How the West Was Jones, Thai. “Remembering the Ludlow Mas- Won .” British Columbia Magazine 56, no. 3 (Fall sacre.” Nation 298, no. 16 (21 Apr. 2014): 18-21. 2014): 57-9. [James Douglas prevented Ameri- cans from claiming the colony of British Columbia Kahle, Trish. “‘A Woman’s Place Is in the in the mid-1800s; gold rush on the Queen Char- UMWA’: Women Miners and the Struggle for lotte Islands, and mineral rights in the Thompson a Democratic Union in Western Pennsylvania, and Fraser rivers.] 1973-1979.” Labor: Studies in Working Class His- tory of the Americas 13, no. 1 (2016): 41-63. Hoogeveen, Dawn. “Sub-surface Property, Free-Entry Mineral Staking and Settler Colonial- Kamery, Jason. “A Long History of Quarry- ism in Canada.” Antipode 47, no. 1 (Jan. 2015): ing Wisconsin Stone.” Stone World 33, no. 2 (Feb. 121-38. 2016): 80-5.

Hoskins, Gareth. “People Like Us: Historical Kelly, Lindsay. “Silver Lining.” Northern On- Geographies of Industrial-Environmental Crisis tario Business 34, no. 10 (Aug. 2014): 28. [Re- at Malakoff Diggins [California] State Historic mediation of Agnico Eagle mines at Cobalt, On- Park.” Journal of Historical Geography 50 (2015): tario.] 14-24. Knotter, Ad. “Migration and Ethnicity in Huhta, Aleksi. “Debating Visibility: Race Coalfield History: Global Perspectives.” Inter- and Visibility in the Finnish-American Press in national Review of Social History 60 (Dec. 2015): 1908.” Nordic Journal of Migration Research 4, no. 13-39. 4 (Dec. 2014): 168-75. [Examines the aftermath of Finnish participation in a miners’ strike on the Koster, John. “The Man Who Wrote Wild Mesabi Range, Minnesota.] Bill’s Epitaph: Colorado Charley Utter, a Moun- taineer, Miner and More.” Wild West 27, no. 6 Hulse, James W. “Noble Getchell: ‘Mr. Re- (Apr. 2015): 58-64. publican’ During Nevada’s New Deal.” Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 58, no. 1-4 (2015): Kruger, Les. “Tin Cup, Colorado.” Wild 66-70. [Mine owner.] West 29, no. 1 (June 2016): 68.

Johnson, Gary D. “Vermont’s Marble Indus- Kruger, Les. “Rush, Arkansas.” Wild West 28, try.” Vermont History 82, no. 1 (Win./Spr. 2014): no. 6 (Apr. 2016): 68-9. [Zinc mining.] 79-81. LeCain, Timothy James. “Copper and the Johnson, Luci J. Baker. “A Fortune in Gold Evolution of Space in High Modernist America (Dust): How a Seattle Assayer Skimmed a Klond- and Japan.” Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftsgeschichte 57, ike Fortune.” Prologue 47 (Spr. 2015): 37-45. no. 1 (2016): 169-86.

Jones, Evan A. “The Bisbee [Mineral] Collec- Limbaugh, Ron. “Pitting the Comstock: W. J. tion of Ben Williams.” Mineralogical Record 46, Loring and the Arizona Comstock Company.” no. 4 (2015): 643-57. [Founder of the Copper Mining History Journal 22 (2015): 11-28. Queen Mine in Bisbee, Arizona.] 108 2016 Mining History Journal

Lowery, Andrea W. “Coal Patch, Take Two.” Peterson, Harry. “Case for Legacy of Massive Pennsylvania Heritage 42, no. 2 (Spr. 2016): Mine Fire Built by Grandson of Disaster’s Hero.” 24-31. imPULSE no. 37 (Mar. 2014): 11-4. [Andrew McLuckie’s role in the 1909 disaster in the Cherry Magoc, Chris J. “In Search of a Useable—and coal mine, Illinois.] Hopeful—Environmental Narrative in the Mid- Atlantic.” Pennsylvania History 82, no. 3 (Sum. Peterson, Marina. “Sensory Attunements: 2015): 314-28. Working with the Past in the Little Cities of Black Diamonds.” South Atlantic Quarterly 115, no. 1 Markowitz, Gerald, and David Rosner. “‘Un- (2016): 89-111. [In this micro-region of Appala- leashed on an Unsuspecting World’: The Asbestos chian Ohio, a legacy of coal mining reverberates Information Association and Its Role in Perpetu- into the present.] ating a National Epidemic.” American Journal of Public Health 106, no. 5 (May 2016): 834-40. Pettengill, Jim. “Lake Valley, New Mexico.” Wild West 27, no. 5 (Feb. 2015): 66-7. [Silver Moehring, Eugene. “The Urban Impact.” mining.] Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 57, no. 3/4 (Fall/Win. 2014): 177-200. [Includes the role of “Poetry from the Coal Mining Women’s Sup- silver and gold discoveries, and the contribution port Team News.” In: Connie Park Rice and Ma- of mining towns to the state’s development.] rie Tedesco (eds.), Women of the Mountain South: Identity, Work and Activism (Athens: Ohio Uni- Munday, Pat. “Mining Cultures and Mary versity Press, 2015). [Also an e-book. From 1977 Cults.” Technology and Culture 57, no. 1 (Jan. to 1996, the Coal Employment Project helped 2016): 1-23. [Includes the ninety-foot-tall statue women find jobs as miners.] of Mary at Butte, Montana.] Pratt, Sara E. “Minor Miners: A Brief Reflec- Nance, Damian R. “‘The President’: North tion on Child Labor Underground.” Earth 59, America’s Largest Beam Engine.” International no. 12 (Dec. 2014): 78-9. Stationary Steam Engine Society Bulletin 34, no. 4 (Sep. 2013): 46-55. [Located at the Ueberroth Presmyk, Les. “The Arizona Silver Belt: Silver zinc mine, Allentown, Pennsylvania.] King to McMillenville.” Mineralogical Record 46, no. 4 (July/Aug. 2015): 507-27. Nance, Damian R. “Cornish Mining in Eastern Pennsylvania 1: The Wheatley Mines.” Pusey, Allen. “June 3, 1918: Child Labor Law Trevithick Society Newsletter no. 171 (Spr. 2016): Declared Unconstitutional.” ABA [American Bar 6-14. Association] Journal (2015): 1.

Nystrom, Eric C., and Ronald M. James. Reynolds, Terry S. “Staying Alive: The Intro- “Mining and Nevada.” Nevada Historical Society duction of Slushing in Michigan’s Underground Quarterly 57, no. 3/4 (Fall/Win. 2014): 160-76. Iron Mines.” Mining History Journal 22 (2015): 51-78. Recent Publications 109

Richardson, Sarah. “Coal Calculations.” Civil “The Strange History of the Utica Mine.” War Times 55, no. 1 (Feb. 2016) 22-3. [Interview ICMJ’s Prospecting and Mining Journal 85, no. with historian Peter Shulman about coal and the 5 (Jan. 2016). [Gold and silver mine in Califor- U.S. Civil War.] nia.]

Roth, David J. “History and Future of Dross Taylor, Janet L. “It’s Jun-E-Ata, Not Juan- Processing.” Aluminium International Today 27, Ita!” Pennsylvania History 83, no. 2 (Spr. 2016): no. 4 (July-Aug. 2015): 25-8. 125-30. [Iron mining area.]

Rowley, William D. “The Enterprise of Ne- Thibodeau, Alyson M., et al. “Isotopic Evi- vada History.” Nevada Historical Society Quarterly dence for the Provenance of Turquoise in the 57, no. 3/4 (Fall/Win. 2014): 139-59. [Includes Southwestern .” Geological Society the growth of mining activities in the economic of America Bulletin 127, no. 11/12 (Nov.-Dec. developments in Nevada.] 2015): 1617-31.

Schust, Alex P. “Implementing the Norfolk “The Treasure House of the Nation.” Cana- and Western Vision: Part 1.” The Arrow: The Nor- dian Mining Journal (Sep. 2015 Supplement): folk and Western Historical Society Magazine 31, 14-19. [The history of Utah as a major mineral no. 1 (Jan. 2015): 10-25. producer.]

Schust, Alex P. “Implementing the Norfolk Trotter, Joe William, Jr. “The Dynamics of and Western Vision: Part 2.” The Arrow: The Nor- Race and Ethnicity in the U.S. Coal Industry.” In- folk and Western Historical Society Magazine. 31, ternational Review of Social History 60 (2015 Sup- no. 2 (Apr. 2015): 8-19. plement): 145-64. [Covers circa 1975-2015.]

Schust, Alex P. “Implementing the Norfolk Underhill, Lonnie E. “‘What Is Your Wa- and Western Vision: Part 3.” The Arrow: The Nor- ter Supply?’” Journal of the West 54, no. 2 (Spr. folk and Western Historical Society Magazine 31, 2015): 25-40. [Water resources in Tombstone, no. 3 (July 2015): 20-31. Arizona.]

Schust, Alex P. “Implementing the Norfolk Uyttebrouck, Olivier. “End of the Line for and Western Vision: Part 4.” The Arrow: The Nor- Chino’s Storied Union.” Z Magazine 27, no. 12 folk and Western Historical Society Magazine 31, (1 Dec. 2014): 25-7. [The Santa Rita, New Mexi- no. 4 (Oct. 2015): 20-32. co, union was documented in the 1954 movie Salt of the Earth.] Selcer, Richard. “People’s Palaces.” American History 49, no. 1 (Apr. 2014): 58-65. [Colossal Van Horssen, Jessica. “La Mine qui ‘Com- promotional buildings including the Coal Palace mence à Grignoter le Village’: Expansion Minière in Ottumwa, Iowa.] Territoriale à Asbestos” [The Mine that ‘Begins to Nibble the Village’: Territorial Mining Expansion Stek, Pamela R. “Militant Mothers: Women in Asbestos]. Revue d’Histoire de l’Amérique Fran- and the Minnesota Iron Range Strike of 1916.” çaise 68, no. 3-4 (Win.-Spr. 2015): 325-52. Mining History Journal 22 (2015): 29-50. 110 2016 Mining History Journal

Vasconcellos, Ramon. “Calico, California.” Wommack, Linda. “The National Mining Wild West 27, no. 1 (June 2014): 66-7. Hall of Fame and Museum Has a Rock-Solid Collection: This Leadville, Colo., Gem Enjoys Velasco Murillo, Dana. “‘For the Last Time, Nationwide Support.” Wild West 27, no. 2 (Aug. Once and for All’: Indians, Violence, and Local 2014): 70-1. Authority in the Colonial City, Zacatecas, Mex- ico, 1587-1628.” Ethnohistory 63, no. 1 (Jan. Wray, William B. “A Blueprint for the Resur- 2016): 47-79. rection of Montana’s Butte District: Should the Mining Industry Reconsider a Historic Brown- Villalba Bustamante, Margarita. “El Gran Po- field Area with a Grand Environmentally Re- tencial de los Pequeños y Medianos Mineros de sponsible Mining Plan?” Engineering and Mining Guanajuato en la Segunda Mitad del Siglo XVIII” Journal 215, no. 12 (Dec. 2014): 50-7. [The Great Potential of the Small and Medium Miners from Guanajuato during the Second Half Yanik, Kavin. “Major Attraction.” Pit and of the 18th Century]. Nuevo Mundo Mundos Quarry 108, no. 6 (Dec. 2015): 48. [Thornton, Nuevos (10 Mar. 2015). Illinois, Historical Society leads tours of the huge active Thornton Quarry.] Watt, Laura A., and Ellen Joslin Johnck. “The Bay Area’s Solar Salt Industry.” California History Zallen, Jeremy. “‘Dead Work’, Electric Fu- 91, no. 2 (Sum. 2014): 40-57. tures, and the Hidden History of the Gilded Age.” Montana: The Magazine of Western History 66, no. Wells, Spence. “Bloody Well Right: Who Won 2 (Sum. 2016): 39-65. [Radical labor movements the Harlan County [Kentucky] Miners’ Strike?” in working class cities like Butte, Montana.] Industrial Worker 111, no. 9 (Nov. 2014): 14.

White, Paul J. “The Archaeology of Under- Other Media: ground Mining Landscapes.” Historical Archaeol- ogy 50, no. 1 (2016): 154-68. Arrowsmith, Doug (writer and director), et al. The Klondike Gold Rush. DVD (60 minutes). Wildfang, Frederic B. “The Baker Expedi- [Arlington, VA]: PBS Distribution, 2014. tions to Silverton, Colorado.” Journal of the West 54, no. 2 (Spr. 2015): 3-8. Baker, Simon. United States Surviving the Cold War and Uranium Mining. (Native Planet: Wilkerson, Jessica. “The Company Owns The Fight for Mother Earth [six-part series].) the Mine but They Don’t Own Us: Feminist DVD (45 minutes). Toronto: KineticVideo, Critiques of Capitalism in the Coalfields of Ken- 2014. [Demonstrates the environmental and so- tucky in the 1970s.” Gender and History 28, no. 1 cial impacts that abandoned uranium mines and (2016): 199-220. nuclear testing have had on the Navajo Nation.]

Wommack, Linda. “Gold Grabs the Head- lines at This [Victor] Colorado Museum.” Wild West 28, no. 6 (Apr. 2016): 66-7. Recent Publications 111

Baldwin, Jen. “A Pine Post Four Inches Gold Rush: The Discovery of America. DVD Square: Staking a Claim on Mining Records.” (3 hours 44 minutes). (Directed by Kevin R. Her- CD. (Recorded at the Federation of Genealogical shberger, produced by LionHeart Film Works.) Societies Conference, held February 11-14, 2015 [Golden Valley, MN]: Mill Creek Entertainment, in Salt Lake City, Utah.) Lynn, MA: Fleetwood 2016. Onsite Conference Recording, 2015. [Research- ing mining records.] The [West Virginia Coal] Mine Wars. DVD (114 minutes). (Produced and directed by Ran- Campbell, Dr. “The Church of Jesus Christ dall MacLowry.) [Arlington, VA]: PBS Distribu- in California during the Gold Rush.” (Unpub- tion, 2016. [Based in part on the book The Devil lished manuscript, 1952; digitized by the Genea- Is Here in These Hills by James Green.] logical Society of Utah, 2014.) https://dcms. lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_ Miners’ Angel. Two CDs. Mt. Olive, IL: pid=IE4646659 Mother Jones Museum, 2015. [Folk songs by var- ious artists about Mother Jones and mining.] Gold Fever: How the Rush Began. DVD (176 minutes). (Directed by Patrick Reams, produced by Stephen David Entertainment for Discovery Channel.) [South Yarra, Victoria, Australia]: Be- yond Home Entertainment, 2015. [California gold rush.]