Best Mining Cog Railways and Funiculars You Can Ride
Many historic mines used inclined-plane railways or cog tracks to move ore and men up impossible gradients. Several still run as visitor attractions.
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Many historic mines used inclined-plane railways or cog tracks to move ore and men up impossible gradients. Several still run as visitor attractions.
Read more →When the ore ran out, the towns died. Ghost towns from the American west to Mexico, Chile and Australia preserve a bittersweet record of boom and collapse.
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