File:Moose River Mine Disaster, sketch showing the Reynolds shaft, the Magill shaft, blockage, and location of trapped men, 1936.jpg

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English: Moose River Mine Disaster, Nova Scotia, Canada. Sketch of the slopes showing the entry to the Reynolds shaft, the method of penetrating the Magill shaft, where the shaft was blocked, and where the men were found. This sketch was drawn by W.A. West of the NS Department of Mines.
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Source Nova Scotia Archives Photo Collection: Industries: Mining: Moose River Disaster no. 3 / negative no. N-192 [1]
Author Artist: W.A. West, NS Department of Mines

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