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Lucky Mc Mine

 Item
Identifier: MSS-259

Abstract

Information concerning the Lucky Mc Mine uranium operation in Wyoming.

Includes narrative histories, company directory, newspaper articles, and a stock certificate.

Donated by Charles D. Snow, 2004.

Dates

  • Other: Date Not Yet Determined

Extent

8 Folders

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Arrangement

FD 1 “Early Exploration of Shirley Basin, Wyoming by Utah Construction Company.” Six

page paper on the history of Lucky Mc Mine.



FD 2 “Utah Construction Company’s Uranium Adventures” by Ruffian I. Rackley, Jack Bailey

and Charlie Spielman. Prepared for the Utah Reunion ’96.



FD 3 Paper: “Sedimentary Tectonics of the Wind River Formation Gas Hills Uranium District,

Wyoming” by Charles D. Snow, 1978.



Paper: “Gas Hills Uranium District, Wyoming: A Review of History and Production” by

Charles D. Snow, 1978.



PowerPoint presentation and draft, “Mineral Exploration in Wyoming Then and Now” by

Charles D. Snow, ca. 1990s.



FD 4 Booklet, “Lucky Mc Mine in the Gas Hills of Wyoming: a Collection of Experiences and

Related Early Papers.” Compiled for the 50 th reunion held in Riverton, Wyoming,

September 11, 12, and 13, 2003, c.1 and c.2.



FD 5 “Utah Construction Co. Shirley Basin Wyoming” c.1 and c.2.



FD 6 Newspaper: Utah International Inc., Wyoming State Winter Fair, 1975 edition.



Newspaper: The Ranger, Tuesday, September 16, 2003.



FD 7 Photographs of the Lucky Mc Mine and workers of the Lucky Mc Uranium Division of

Utah Construction & Mining Co., 1956-1959. Photocopies.



1963 Utah Construction & Mining Co. directory of workers. Photocopy.



FD 8 Lucky Mc Uranium Corporation stock certificate, January 29, 1960.

Subjects

Finding Aid & Administrative Information

Language of description
English
Script of description
Latin

Repository Details

Repository Details

Part of the WSU Stewart Library Special Collections Repository

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