Head frame, Tiger mine
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The Mammoth Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the history of the Town of Mammoth and the Lower San Pedro River Valley region for present and future generations.
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Hot Dogs and Refreshments
The Mammoth Historical Society is hosting a gathering 6 November at 1:00 PM on the patio of the Mammoth Library, free hot dogs and refreshments. Come join us and find what we are about. Share information with MHS about the history and sites of Mammoth and consider a membership.
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George Smalley picnics along the San Pedro River
Famous newspaper writer George Smalley and his wife, affectionately called Vieja, encountered highway bandits while picnicing near Mammoth beside the San Pedro River. The couple were prepared, but were not accosted.
Charles Cushman Collection has photos of Mammoth!
Take a look at the four photos in this collection. Do you know any of these people or places? If you do, please leave a comment.
Consider Membership
Join or renew a membership with the Mammoth Historical Society. People 18 or younger may join free. Share your memories,knowledge and information of sites and structures still in existence after 50 years or more.
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April Fools Day
Celebrate April Fool’s Day by attending our monthly meeting, April 1st, 1p.m. at the Mammoth Public Library.
Please support us by becoming a member. People 18 years or younger may join at no cost. We have many projects and need volunteers. Learn about our community, our history and be a part of MHS’s future.
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