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Portrayed as either a drifting workhorse or a mechanical gold dish, Gold Dredge 8 extricated a great many ounces of gold from the frozen Alaskan ground. Today, their National Historic District fills in as a landmark to the dedicated excavators who constructed Fairbanks. They are additionally a National Engineering Landmark. Gold Dredge 8 worked somewhere in the range of 1928 and 1959 and assumed a fundamental part in mining and the economy of the Tanana Valley. It is said that digs and mining saved Fairbanks. In 1942, gold mining experienced a genuine difficulty; the War Productions Board gave it's renowned Order L-208 which constrained the conclusion of all gold mines in the United States for the span of World War II. After the conflict was finished, not many mines re-opened.