
 This mining operation is the first thing you see as you hike up the road
 Several Structures are in the area
 Another Building at Morris camp
Morris Camp dates back to 1915 when silver was first discovered here. The discovery of scheelite and tungsten brought greater life to this mine during World War 1. 50 men worked this area in the mid 1930s. By 1955 all mining in the canyon had ceased.
 Several Buildings had good Roofs
 Did this Building really shelter 9 miners?
 Gary & Andrew hike up to the Mine
Morris Camp Mine
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