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Subject: Landscape | Date of Creation: 1800-1899 | Style: Vintage | Original/Reproduction: Original Print | Signed?: Unsigned | Listed By: Dealer or Reseller |
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| NEVADA Mount Davidson - Antique Print Wood Engraving Only one available in stock ![]() ![]() |
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View of Mount Davidson
Another Quality Print from Martin2001
Type of print: Wood engraving - Original antique print Year of printing: c 1880 Artist - Engraver - Publisher: n/a - n/a - Heinrich Schmidt, Leipzig Condition: Excellent - Very good - Good - Fair Size of print in inches: 9 1/2 x 13 (image size: 6 x 9), 1 inch = 2,54 cm Type of paper: Thick - Heavier - Medium heavy - Thin Reverse side: Blank - With text or pictures Notes: See shipping rates, return, payment policies, etc. at the bottom of page.
Description: The history of Nevada from 1860 to 1910 is largely a story of two mining booms separated by a 20-year depression from 1880 to 1900. The Comstock Lode began the first boom. Peter O'Riley and Patrick McLaughlin in 1859 discovered silver and gold on Sun Mountain (later named Mount Davidson), starting a rush to the so-called Washoe Diggings. Within a short time thousands of people arrived in the area. Immigrants composed a large portion of those who came to Nevada: Chinese immigrants helped build the Central Pacific Railroad across Nevada in the late 1860s; Italians and Swiss worked in smelters; and Irishmen worked deep in the mines. French-Canadians also lumbered the areas around Lake Tahoe, Germans farmed the Carson Valley, and later Basques and Scots tended sheep. Most of those working in the mining business were living in three new towns: Virginia City, Gold Hill, and Silver City. People lived in all types of buildings, and their diggings littered the landscape for miles around. Virginia City, especially, was a combination of industrial city and frontier town, with mine and mill buildings, foundries, and railroad yards alongside gambling houses, saloons, and dance halls. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Martin2001
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