Transcontinental Train Near Tungsten Plant Kingman 1942

Kingman, Arizona, circa 1942. A transcontinental train travels near a tungsten recovery plant that processes ore from the nearby Boriana mines. This facility played a crucial role in the mining industry, supporting wartime production during World War II. Kingmans strategic location made it a vital transportation hub in the American Southwest.

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