1942 Zinc and Lead Production at Eagle-Picher Smelting Plant

The image shows the loading of pigs and jumbo-blocks onto railway cars at the Eagle-Picher smelting plant near Cardin, Oklahoma. In 1942, this facility played a key role in the production of zinc and lead, essential materials for the war effort during World War II. The mining industry significantly supported military operations at that time.

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