I am also doing some research on meadow lake, the only good thing that I have found is a book by Paul Fatout, called Meadow Lake Mining District. Do you have any material to pass on?
Unknown view which Daniel Hart, University of Nevada, Reno (see his note) speculates is the town of Meadow Lake [also possibly Truckee according to Mead Kibbey; Dana Scanlon does not believe that it is Meadow Lake] Fig. 34
Dana Scanlon has devoted a great deal of energy and time, as well as treasure, gathering photos of Meadow Lake. You would be well served to chat with him. g j graves
From: "Fred Zillmer" FredZ@westmarine.com
ReplyDeleteI am also doing some research on meadow lake, the only good thing that I have found is a book by Paul Fatout, called Meadow Lake Mining District. Do you have any material to pass on?
—FREDZ
The following may be related to Meadow Lake:
ReplyDeleteHouseworth 1274: Meadow Lake, Summit City, 6,800 feet elevation. Central Pacific Railroad.
Houseworth 1275: Kidd's Dam, Meadow Lake, Summit City—Central Pacific Railroad.
Houseworth 1276: Old Man Mountain near Meadow Lake. Altitude 7,800 feet—Central Pacific Railroad.
Houseworth 1277: French Lake, Nevada County, near Meadow Lake, Central Pacific Railroad.
A. A. Hart 174: Railroad, below Cisco and Crystal Lake. [Large trestle taken from across Yuba on Meadow Lake road.]
A. A. Hart 179. Old Man Mountain, Altitude 7500
Unknown view which Daniel Hart, University of Nevada, Reno (see his note) speculates is the town of Meadow Lake [also possibly Truckee according to Mead Kibbey; Dana Scanlon does not believe that it is Meadow Lake]
Fig. 34
From: Ken Harstine
ReplyDelete[Above] is a ... scan of the Houseworth CPRR #1288. You do not appear to have this one, so I am forwarding a scan of the one I recently acquired.
—Ken Harstine, Holyoke, Massachusetts
Dana Scanlon has devoted a great deal of energy and time, as well as treasure, gathering photos of Meadow Lake. You would be well served to chat with him. g j graves
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