Gold Miner at Two Bit Creek South Dakota January 1938

A gold miner stands at Two Bit Creek in South Dakota, surrounded by pails filled with dirt intended for panning. In January 1938, gold mining was a critical economic activity in South Dakota, with many towns thriving on the gold rush. The area is known for significant gold discoveries, contributing to the states mining heritage.

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