Eagle-Picher Zinc and Lead Production Cardin Oklahoma 1942

The Eagle-Picher plant near Cardin, Oklahoma, processes zinc and lead. In 1942, the facility played a key role in the mining industry. The image shows a large mound of waste rock outside the zinc concentrator, highlighting the extensive nature of mineral processing operations. Cardins mineral resources contributed to wartime production efforts.

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