Portal of Number 9 mine
N.W.I Rosyln Mines WA 1930 -1963
Site visit 2011
Site visit 2011
The last Roslyn coal mine Northwest Improvement Company's No. 9 mine opened in 1930 and closed in 1963.
John "Casey" Morris John died in a mining accident, under a trip, at # 9 mine in Roslyn, Kittitas County, Washington, on December 20, 1946 - his 65th birthday. He is buried at the Moose Cemetery in Roslyn, Washington.
John "Casey" Morris John died in a mining accident, under a trip, at # 9 mine in Roslyn, Kittitas County, Washington, on December 20, 1946 - his 65th birthday. He is buried at the Moose Cemetery in Roslyn, Washington.
Hoist house foundation.
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120' Slag pile behind Mine number 9.
Portal of Number 9 Mine slope 1930
No. 9 Mine tipple and slag pile.
Ruins of the hoist house.
A view of chain pillar below the west side of the 8th level inside Mine No. 9 near Roslyn, Washington
No. 10 Mine portal Roslyn
Foundation remnants of the former wash house No. 9 mine complex
Northwest Improvement Company Roslyn Number 9 Mine counterbalance double drum hoist house
Wash house ruins
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