-Drumlummon Mine and Mill – men standing at 60-stamp mill building (with sign reading “Cruse Mill”) with equipment and lumber in the mine yard (1884); mill buildings (including assay office, electric light plant, 50-stamp mill, and air compressor building) and pond with mine buildings and Cruse Tunnel behind (c. 1880s) (one view taken by William Hall); group of men, women and children (some with umbrellas) gathered around the mill pond watching ducks and two men swimming in the water; men and mule-drawn ore cars in front of building at portal to 400-foot level tunnel (notice above tunnel reads ”Positively No Person Allowed Inside this Tunnel Unless Employed in the Mine”) (taken by William Hall); crew at portal 400-foot level tunnel entrance; mill pond and buildings; mill buildings, road, and waste dump (1941); mill buildings in snow (c. 1967) (taken by Mike Meloy); locomotive pulling men and equipment with mill buildings and waste dump on the hill behind; saddle-tank steam locomotive on bridge hauling tailings from dredging operation near Marysville; engineer William Panik, a man identified as “main boss at Drumlummon Mine,” two women, two children, a dog, and a goat stand beside a locomotive near Marysville; men and horse-drawn slag carts at waste dump loading tailings onto train cars from bridges crossing over the tracks, Subseries 26, box-folder: 3/11. Mines and Mining in Montana photograph collection, Lot 026. Montana Historical Society, Research Center Archives. https://mhs.libraryhost.com/repositories/2/archival_objects/168167 Accessed April 25, 2025.