SAN JUAN TRIANGLE MAYFLOWER MILL 

  

San Juan Triangle   mines, maps, photos, history, details, buildings
Old Hundred Mine Tour      in process

The Shenandoah-Dives (aka) Mayflower Mill Tour

Built in 1929 by the Shenandoah-Dives Mining Company, the mill has processed ore from numerous mines for four different companies. Known officially as the "Shenandoah-Dives Mill", locals/public simply called it the "Mayflower Mill" after the mine at the end of the tramway which first sent ore to the mill in 1930.

The   San Juan Triangle Project    (SJTP) is to document all historical sites, mines, buildings in the San Juan Triangle with detailed information for the current public and 100 year future archive available free to institutions.  The future will have the details.    SJTP PROJECT DETAILS

For more information about each mill process (photo)  click on the photo.

For more information about the mill click on the aerial photo top on the map.

     Mayflower Mill, A National Historic Landmark, needs continual expensive maintenance for knowledge and the future.   

Your needed donation is much appreciated.   

San Juan County 

 

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   Credits - in process  
   The full size images (project size) is 27"x15"  ppi 72, is available only by entire project, not public available.  
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