Bingham Canyon Memories

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OnlineUtah has links to many historical accounts and photos.

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The Mark L. Evans Collection is a set of historical photos of mining towns in Colorado and Utah.

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Ghosttowns has pages for several of the towns that used to be in Bingham Canyon.
      Bingham
      Copperfield
      Telegraph
      U.S.
      Highland Boy
      Lark

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The Shipler Collection at the Utah State Historical Society has put its photos online
(includes 206 professional photos of Bingham Canyon & railroad from the early 1900's).
TYPE "BINGHAM" IN THE FIRST BOX, THEN CLICK "GO" AT: http://history.utah.gov/Photos/C275/indexform.htm

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The Bingham Canyon Photograph Collection (ca. 1900-1962) is available for people to look at, at the Utah State Historical Society (but not online). For a list & description of all the photos, see: http://history.utah.gov/FindAids/C00319/

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There are lots of good photos on the Hickman Family pages:

http://www.hickmansfamily.homestead.com/Bingham.html
(click on each photo to enlarge it).
Next to many of the photos are links to other photo pages.

http://www.hickmanmuseum.homestead.com/JamesH.html
Several photos taken in Bingham abt. 1895-1913?
Interesting photos of people, school children in 1900, etc.

http://www.hickmansfamily.homestead.com/Butcher_Gallery.html
Photos of the Butcher Ranch on Bingham Creek in the 1870's-1890's

http://www.hickmansfamily.homestead.com/BinghamCreek.html
Not a photo, but a map that shows where the Butcher Ranch on Bingham Creek was located.

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Here is a collection of 104 Bingham Canyon photos (taken in 1942) in the U.S. Library of Congress. They are part of the Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information (FSA-OWI) photograph collection, 1935-1945. The above link will take you to the first 12 photos of Bingham, then click on "NEXT IMAGE GROUP" to see the next 12, and so on, until you see all 104.

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The Website for the Mining Industry has a page describing the Bingham Canyon mine, along with several photographs.