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Homestake Gold Mine was the longest operating mine in North America. The way it operated was a feat of engineering. Richard Blackstone was hired as a civil engineer to build railroads for the mine, but that soon developed into revolutionizing hydro power. Edison and Hearst were paying attention to the Black Hills of South Dakota because of the ingenuity of Blackstone. @adams1920 | Micro Film Series

The Homestake Mine in South Dakota was once the deepest gold mine in North America, reaching 8,000 feet underground. Before closing, it produced gold worth billions of dollars, proving that the American Midwest holds geological secrets as profound as the mountainous western states. #SouthDakota #HomestakeMine #MiningHistory #DeepMining | Erna Mulyani

In South Dakota’s historic Black Hills, Dakota Gold Corp is revitalizing the Homestake District. By late 2025, drilling at the Richmond Hill project has confirmed high-grade mineralization, with gold prices hitting record highs near $4,534 per ounce. This project alone targets an initial resource of over 3.65 million ounces. #SouthDakota #GoldMining #Homestake #GoldPrice2025 | Erna Mulyani