Gold Miner in Sluice Box at Two Bit Creek South Dakota 1938

A gold miner works diligently in a sluice box at Two Bit Creek, South Dakota, in January 1938. Gold mining was a significant activity in this region during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, driven by the 1874 Black Hills Gold Rush. Sluicing was a common method used to separate gold from sediment.

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