Search Results
- IDNO:
- 003488
- Title:
- Coal After Shooting, Price Hill Colliery Company
- Description:
- Pile of coal in mine after shooting it down.
- IDNO:
- 003489
- Title:
- Coal After Shooting, Price Hill Colliery Company
- Description:
- Pile of large chunks of coal inside a mine.
- IDNO:
- 003490
- Title:
- Mine Locomotive, Price Hill Colliery Company
- Description:
- Miners and a man in a suit pose for a portrait with a mine locomotive.
- IDNO:
- 003491
- Title:
- Main Conveyor, R.O.M. Coal, Price Hill Colliery Company
- Description:
- Coal on a conveyor belt.
!['Showing where encline [sic] was dynamiteed to save lower part of encline [sic]and tipple.](/thumb/004275.jpg "Damaged Coal Mine Incline")
- IDNO:
- 004275
- Title:
- Damaged Coal Mine Incline
- Description:
- 'Showing where encline [sic] was dynamiteed to save lower part of encline [sic]and tipple.
- IDNO:
- 004333
- Title:
- Consolidation Coal Company Tipple
- Description:
- Tipple with filled coal cars lined up below.
- IDNO:
- 004336
- Title:
- Mountaineer, the World's Largest Shovel
- Description:
- 'The Mountaineer,60 cubic yard shovel: the Mountaineer is the world's largest shovel; it is the largest unit of mobile land machinery ever constructed in this country. It will be used to remove earth and rock overburden, with a maximum average of 90 feet in depth (under favorable contour conditions, the machine will be able to go to a top maximum of 120 feet of overburden), from the 4 1/2 foot Pittsburgh coal seam in Eastern Ohio. Although the four large machines which Hanna has had in service for several years at its open-cut mines are among the largest ever built, they are not capable of removing overburden averaging as much as 90 feet in depth. The Mountaineer makes possible the recovery of millions of tons of coal not recoverable with the smaller machines.'
- IDNO:
- 004340
- Title:
- 50 Cubic Yard Shovel at Georgetown No. 12 Mine
- Description:
- '50 Cubic-Yard Shovel at Georgetown No. 12 Mine of Hanna Coal Company, Division of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company: These electric shovels are used to remove the earth and rock overburden from the coal seam. In a month's time, they will each remove as much as 1,600,000 cubic yards, or some 2,400,000 tons. If this material were to be loaded into open railroad cars, it would fill some 48,000 of them.'
- IDNO:
- 004341
- Title:
- Unidentified Tipple
- IDNO:
- 004342
- Title:
- Pond Creek Colliery
- Date:
- ca. 1920
- IDNO:
- 004382
- Title:
- Sprague Tipple
- Date:
- 1948/05/11
- IDNO:
- 004383
- Title:
- Consol No. 26 New England Mine Tipple
