The Last Diggin's: Recollections of an old Oregon miner (WPA oral-history interview)

Offbeat Oregon History podcast

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On Nov. 29, 1938, at the Portland Odd Fellows Home for the Aged, Federal Writers Project worker Walker Winslow sat down with an 86-year-old miner and prospector named Hank Simms to talk about the life of a wandering prospector in the old American West. 'I am a miner, and for 40-50 years I have been tunneling a shaft straight into this poorhouse,' he said. 'You can't call that very good mining. Most miners is fools and I'll bet you that for every dollar lifted off the bedrock in this country two was put back on it.' (For text and pictures, see https://www.loc.gov/item/wpalh001958/)

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