Negatives and photographs of mineral producing facilities and geologic features, [ca. 1890-1954]

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Negatives and photographs of mineral producing facilities and geologic features, [ca. 1890-1954]

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Many of these photographs were made by Geological Survey geologists to illustrate State Museum publications; others may not have been published in any form. Many are labelled with location, subject, date, name of photographs and publication name; others are completely unidentified.

3 cu. ft., (ca. 300 negatives and prints)

New York State Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 8242556

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New York (State). Division of Science and State Museum.

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University of the State of New York

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New York State Museum of Natural History

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