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The Bingham to Copperfield automobile and pedestrian tunnel was constructed in 1939 and eventually buried by Kennecott Copper in 1973. The Bingham-Copperfield tunnel was the only access to and from Copperfield. Also included is a brief history of the Kennecott Observation point from 1928 to present.

The story of Joseph Anthony Berger in Bingham Canyon. Chiefly involves the various occupations he held during his 50 years living in Bingham. Highlights include acquaintance with Rafael Lopez and Berger’s one-stool café in Copperfield.

The Bingham Mine was named a National Historic Landmark in 1972. As the largest open pit mine in the world, the Bingham Mine has a rich history. This article tells the history of the Bingham Mine from the time ore was discovered by immigrants to today at a time when the mine is visible from space.