Livermore, Robert, 1876-1959

Robert Livermore (1876-1959) was a mining engineer and executive. He was educated at Harvard (1900) and MIT (1903). He engaged in mining exploration throughout the western United States, Canada, and Mexico. He was vice-president, and later president, of the Smuggler Union Mining Company, which operated the Smuggler Union Mine near Telluride, Colorado, until its closure in 1928. He was also a vice-president of North American Mines, Inc. and a partner in Hutchinson and Livermore, mining engineers, both located in Boston, Massachusetts. In his youth, he was also involved in the shipping and steamship business. Bulkeley Wells was president of the Smuggler Union Mining Company and Livermore's brother-in-law.

From the description of Robert Livermore papers, 1882-1965 (bulk 1882-1950). (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 27765401

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