Take a guided tour of a nineteenth-century copper mine to fully appreciate what was required to produce the copper that fueled the industrialization of our nation. Each tour takes approximately 2 1/4 hours, allowing plenty of time for questions and discussion. Approximately 30-45 minutes are spent above-ground with the Largest Steam Hoist ever constructed. Minimal walking is involved during this portion while a general history of the Quincy Mining Company.
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