
People/engineer, writer
Rossiter W. Raymond
Rossiter W. Raymond (1840–1918), engineer, writer, from United States. Linked to gold, silver.
Legacy
Studied at Freiberg, became US Commissioner of Mineral Statistics in 1868 and advised Congress on the Mining Law of 1872. He edited the Engineering and Mining Journal from 1867 to 1890 and was Secretary of the American Institute of Mining Engineers from 1884 to 1911.1,2,3
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- Hall of Fame: Rossiter Raymond Mining Foundation of the Southwest
- Wikidata item Q7369854
- File pages and licence metadata for portraits (via the Commons imageinfo/extmetadata API) Wikimedia Commons
- Mining Claims and Sites on Federal Lands (PDF) US Bureau of Land Management
- Hall of Fame: Waldemar Lindgren Mining Foundation of the Southwest
Pictures on this page: Rossiter worthington raymond photo.jpg, Not stated (portrait before 1919) (Public domain); Waldemar Lindgren cph.3b21646.jpg, Clinedinst, Washington, DC (Public domain).
From the Prospector Trails mining history dataset: each fact links to the source it was checked against. Figures are as the source gives them, in the money of their day. Not investment advice.
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Pictures: Gold prospectors constructing a long box with a filter for panning gold. Process print after H.M. Paget, 1899., Henry Marriott Paget (Public Domain Mark 1.0); Pangkalpinang. Mijn 3b. Een reeks koelies bezig met het transporteeren van grond, Europeana (Public Domain Mark 1.0); Kimberley, South Africa: miners and washing gear at the Bultfontein diamond mine. Woodburytype, 1888, after a photograph by Robert Harris., Harris, Robert, active 1881-1888. (Public Domain Mark 1.0); South Africa: a crowd of people gathered outside The Goldfields offices in Johannesburg. 1896., Unknown (Wellcome Collection) (Public Domain Mark 1.0).
