Jasper County, Missouri:
Transportation and Industry
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Extant Railroad/Railway Structures (Source: Railroad Station Historical Society)
The Famous Carterville Lead and Zinc District History and Resources of Jasper County, Missouri, 1887 (Source: Missouri State Archives)
Hotel Connor
Jasper County N. W. Ayer & Son's American Newspaper Annual, 1880 (Source: HathiTrust Digital Library)
Jasper County Bridges (Source: Historic Bridges of the United States)
Joplin The Klondike of Missouri
Mines, Mining and Mineral Resources (Source: mindat.org - the mineral and locality database)
Old Grubstake Days in Joplin The Story of the Pioneers Who Discovered the Largest and Richest Lead and Zinc Mining Field in the World
Patents Jasper County, Missouri (Source: Google Patents)
Report of the Geological survey of the state of Missouri 1874 (Source: Internet Archive)
Siliceous Dust in Relation to Pulmonary Disease Among Miners in the Joplin District, Missouri
The World's Greatest Zinc and Lead District 1830-1907 (Source: The Missouri Digital Heritage Initiative)
Zinc and Lead Mining District (Source: University of Missouri Library System Digital Library)
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