
Where: Lumpkin County, Dahlonega, Georgia, U.S.A.
Mine Type: Gold, underground placer mining
Operations: 1880-1906
Previous Owners: Dahlonega Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (a group of private investors) established in 1895
Output: Unknown, however in the early days of the Gold Rush in this area, miners were simply picking gold out of the creeks and hillsides by hand
Notable Facts: At the time of construction it had the largest stamp mill east of the Mississippi River. A quartz vein infused with gold was dug deep in the Earth and was dubbed the "Glory Hole".
Photo: consolidatedgoldmine.com