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Hull-Rust Mine, explosives car for use in open-cut
Petersen, Max S. Arthur Lakes Library Russell L. and Lyn Wood Mining History Archive United States. Bureau of Mines
Petersen, Max S.
Arthur Lakes Library
Russell L. and Lyn Wood Mining History Archive
United States. Bureau of Mines
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1945-07
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An explosives car at the Hull-Rust Mine shows the Oliver Iron Mining Company sign and O.I.M.CO. acronym. The Hull-Rust Mine (Hull Rust Mahoning Mine) near Hibbing, Minnesota is a series of connected open pit iron mines. The Hull Rust group of mines opened in 1895 as underground workings but were soon converted to open pit operations. The Mine was operated by the Oliver Iron Mining Company and became one of the most important iron ore producers in the US in the 1940s. The present pit was being operated by the Hibbing Taconite Company as of 2004 and is reputed to be the world's largest open pit iron mine.
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