Neerslagvaten bij de Robinson Mine bij Johannesburg 1901

This stereoscopic photograph by Underwood & Underwood captures the interior of the Robinson Mine near Johannesburg, South Africa in 1901. The image shows a large industrial space with multiple tanks or vats, likely used in the process of extracting gold from the earth. The viewer can see the intricate wooden structures supporting the ceiling and the tanks themselves. The photo is a fascinating glimpse into the industrial landscape of South Africa at the turn of the 20th century, showcasing the methods and structures used in gold mining. The stereoscopic format allows for a three-dimensional viewing experience, further enhancing the viewer’s immersion into the industrial scene.