Everything about Harvey Seeley Mudd totally explained
Harvey Seeley Mudd (born
Leadville, Colorado 1888, died
Los Angeles 1955) was a
mining engineer and founder, investor, and president of
Cyprus Mines Corporation, a Los Angeles-based international enterprise that operated
copper mines on the island of
Cyprus. The science and engineering college
Harvey Mudd College was named in memory of him. He also was a Vice President of the
California Institute of Technology and has two geology buildings on that campus named in his memory.
His father, Colonel
Seeley W. Mudd (1861–1926) was also a
mining engineer. In
1907 he developed the
Ray Copper Mine in Arizona, which is still in production.
Harvey S. Mudd's remains are interred in
Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery,
Glendale, California.
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