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On which US Highway is Delaware Mine located?

Highway 41

US 41.

Sooo close..

US-41

Don't tell me **I** got the early bird!!!

ok :o)

US 41
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Oh, well, I guess it was a tie. Pretty darn close,though. It isn't likely to happen again until I'm traveling again.

An A for effort Sharon.

Good morning! Go away to throw a load of laundry in, and what happens but the pasty pictures come up.

I absolutely LOVE, LOVE the 2000 and the 2002 pictures. Great!

I now realize I should have posted US-41 instead of Highway 41. So maybe Charlie should move that early bird to a tie for Kosk and Sharon.

JH, As far as I'm concerned, You da Winner! Charlie all ready said in the question it is a US highway. Just the number meets the requirement for me but then I don't run the contest!

ONE MONTH TO GO TIL, DA, DEER CAMP!!!!!!!!!!

Good Morning, so many good pictures in the decade. 1 month until my workplace is a ghost town for that deer camp.

How many of you have actually been on the Delaware Mine tour?? While the mining methods are mostly the same as at other mines (Quincy, Adventure, etc...), the rock they mined in is totally different.....

We have Capt, and we saw bats! Taylor thought that was cool.

I took a tour of the Delaware Mine when they had a tour guide to go with you. It was pretty cool. Some friends of ours who came up to visit us- while we were visiting my mom, wanted to take the tour, but he was not willing to pay the price without a tour guide, which was his loss.

Has anybody been in the Delaware Mine during Halloween? They did it as a haunted house type deal.

Capt. Paul, My late brother and I have toured that mine every year for the last 25 years. The Poynters have been gracious enough to leave us down there for up to 2 hours at a time. While they were self guided tours, we gave many tours to people who came down in the mine while we were still down there. Unfortunately, I never got to walk down the Stoutenberg Fissure before its collapse.

We did the self-guided tour at the Delaware when we were UP last week. We were down there all alone except for a few of the bats that were still flying around. It was pretty cool; definitely gave you a feel for what the miners may have gone through.

Delaware is a great tour, both guided and self-guided. I haven't been in there in years though. Maybe when the Dr and I are up there next summer we'll have to go on a tour.

Does the Delaware Mine still have that piece of copper that everybody use to reach up and touch?