Tilly Foster Mine

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Tilly Foster Mine is a historic iron ore mine in Putnam County, New York, noted for its rich mineral deposits and role in the region’s 19th-century mining industry.

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instanceOf historic site
iron ore mine
closed around 1916
early 20th century
commodity iron
country United States of America
currentStatus abandoned mine
currentUse historic and recreational area vicinity
depth over 600 feet
discovered early 19th century
geologicalSetting Hudson Highlands metamorphic terrane
hazard flooded underground workings
unstable mine openings
historicalPeriodOfActivity early 20th century
late 19th century
mid-19th century
knownFor 19th-century iron mining
diverse mineral specimens
rich mineral deposits
locatedIn New York
surface form: New York State

Putnam County, New York
Town of Southeast, New York
locatedNear Tilly Foster Farm Museum
mineral allanite-(Ce)
apatite
calcite
chalcocite
chalcopyrite
danburite
epidote
hedenbergite
magnetite
prehnite
pyrite
pyrrhotite
quartz
sphalerite
tremolite
namedAfter Tilly Foster
near Brewster, New York
Croton Falls, New York
opened circa 1850s
oreType magnetite iron ore
partOf Hudson Highlands iron mining district
region Hudson Valley
surface form: Lower Hudson Valley
significance important regional iron producer in 19th century
noted mineral collecting locality
transportConnection New York and Harlem Railroad

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