Fascinating Mine and Mill Ruins
A short introduction to the Bi-Metallic Mill ruins, Kirkville, Granite Ghost Town, the Algonquin Mine, and the Scratch Awl Mine.
Watch on YouTube ↗Ghost towns. Forgotten mines. Stories still standing.
Explore our area's past through a featured collection of local-history videos.
Join filmmaker David Eggebraaten in the hills a few miles east of Philipsburg for an exploration of Granite Ghost Town and its neighboring mining sites.
This journey takes in the Blaine Mine, Granite Mills A and B, the Algonquin Mine, Hasmark, the Trout Mine and Mill, and a few places in between.
Fantastic Day Trip to Granite Ghost Town ↗Follow the trail through nearby ghost towns, mine sites, and mill ruins. Start with a familiar place—or discover a new piece of our local history.
A short introduction to the Bi-Metallic Mill ruins, Kirkville, Granite Ghost Town, the Algonquin Mine, and the Scratch Awl Mine.
Watch on YouTube ↗Explore the remaining buildings and industrial ruins of the Algonquin Mine, with a look at the machinery and structures left behind.
Watch on YouTube ↗A closer look at the office and mill ruins at Kirkville, captured across several visits with aerial footage offering another perspective.
Watch on YouTube ↗A short look at the abandoned Scratch Awl Silver Mine near Philipsburg, Montana.
Watch on YouTube ↗Continue your exploration at the Granite County Museum & Cultural Center in Philipsburg.
Videos embedded with permission from davidegg22. Explore his YouTube channel for more mining and local-history videos.