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Tick Canyon
Sterling Borax Works in Tick Canyon (near Davenport Road), ~1910s. At bottom is the "dinky" locomotive that hauled the borates down to the railhead at Lang.
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History/Description (CA Div Mines 1954)
Sterling Borax Story (Keebler)
Stephen Mather Story (Shankland)
Scorza Video 2007
Points of Interest
L.A. Times 1907
Origins 1907-1908
Orig. Corp. Seal 1908
Ink Blotter ~1910s
Multiple Views
Dinky Locomotives (Mult.)
Mine, Mill, Camp (Mult.)
Teacher Hired 1923
Inside Shaft ~1984 x2
Tick Canyon Howlite in Smithsonian 2014
Tick Canyon Howlite
Modern Times
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