Dome Gallery - Historical

An early picture of the camp buildings in the North Dome, probably dating from around 1910. Source: Private Collector

• An early photo of the West DomeSource: Private Collector
• The Dome Extension Mine, ca. 1911©Canada. Patent and Copyright Office / Library and Archives Canada / PA-029943
• The mill at the Dome Lake Mine prior to 1913.Source: Private Collector
• The scene following the great Porcupine fire in 1911. These were among the few ruins that could be identified.
• An overview of the mill and shaft sites.
• The water tower after the great Porcupine fire.
• The changing face of the Dome. The Dome in 1913.
• Dome Extension workings in 1915. The camp buildings are on the left while the headframe and mine buildings lie to the right.
• The Dome in 1916.Source: Private Collector, Pub. James Valentine & Sons. ca.
• The Dome in 1916.Source: Private Collector, Pub. James Valentine & Sons. ca.
• The Dome in 1939.
• This group of gentlemen were likely geologists, working near the Dome open pit in May 1927. From left to right - Bell, Haller, Satterly, Fockler, Ballachey and Dr. Moore.Source: Private Collector
• Ruins of the mill after the 1929 fire.
• Ruins of the mill after the 1929 fire.
• Rebuilding the mill in 1929.