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Quinto Mine Map
12016-02-12T19:55:57-08:00Todd Antonsonf2c5382518f1bdddfdaa97d66553fd32d616173574331A Map of the Quinto Mine from the CF&I Archivesplain2016-02-12T19:55:58-08:00Todd Antonsonf2c5382518f1bdddfdaa97d66553fd32d6161735
The Quinto Mine was opened in December 1905 through a drift entry in a Bituminous coal seam around five feet thick, and closed less that three years later in 1908. The Operation produced 172,994 tons of coal during its short run, a third of which was sold off while the rest was used at company plants. Alex Alexander was Quinto's only Mine Superintendent, and he was transferred to the Frederick Mine after its closure.
