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Tracks lead into the entrance and exit of a coal mine

1393. Coal Mine Entrances

IDNO:
002583
Title:
Coal Mine Entrances
Description:
Tracks lead into the entrance and exit of a coal mine
A coal mine entrance is surrounded by various buildings of the mine.

1394. Entrance of Kingmont Mines, of the Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company

IDNO:
002586
Title:
Entrance of Kingmont Mines, of the Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Description:
A coal mine entrance is surrounded by various buildings of the mine.
Coal carts line up in front of the mine entrance full of coal. Men and horses stand beside them.

1395. Coal Mine Entrance, Fairmont Region, Marion County, W. Va.

IDNO:
002587
Title:
Coal Mine Entrance, Fairmont Region, Marion County, W. Va.
Date:
ca. 1901
Description:
Coal carts line up in front of the mine entrance full of coal. Men and horses stand beside them.

1396. Block of Coal

IDNO:
002595
Title:
Block of Coal
Main mine fan at Jamison No. 9 with field in the background.

1397. Jamison No. 9 Mine Fan Assembly

IDNO:
002598
Title:
Jamison No. 9 Mine Fan Assembly
Description:
Main mine fan at Jamison No. 9 with field in the background.
People swimming with coal buildings in the background.

1398. Swimming Near Coal Mine

IDNO:
002600
Title:
Swimming Near Coal Mine
Date:
undated
Description:
People swimming with coal buildings in the background.
Loaded railroad cars on the tracks at Skelton show the famous White Oak Smokeless Coal.

1399. Loaded Railroad Cars at Skelton Hauling White Oak Smokeless Coal

IDNO:
002601
Title:
Loaded Railroad Cars at Skelton Hauling White Oak Smokeless Coal
Date:
1948/05/11
Description:
Loaded railroad cars on the tracks at Skelton show the famous White Oak Smokeless Coal.
Picture was taken from the West Virginia Review, Vol. 4, Oct. 1926 - Sept. 1927. The article was titled 'Building a Mining Community' by C.A. Cabell, President of Carbon Fuel Company, April, 1927. The picture is on page 209, April 1927 issue.

1400. Loaded Coal Cars

IDNO:
002602
Title:
Loaded Coal Cars
Date:
ca. 1927
Description:
Picture was taken from the West Virginia Review, Vol. 4, Oct. 1926 - Sept. 1927. The article was titled 'Building a Mining Community' by C.A. Cabell, President of Carbon Fuel Company, April, 1927. The picture is on page 209, April 1927 issue.
Postcard showing train cars and facilities at the Buxton Mine near Piedmont, W. Va. Message on back is as follows: 'My Dear Mrs. Hardesty, I was mighty glad to get your postal. Came again. I'm spending this Thanksgiving in Piedmont. Came down here last evening. With lots of love, Ed Shelb Varne.'

1401. Buxton Mine Near Piedmont, W. Va.

IDNO:
002605
Title:
Buxton Mine Near Piedmont, W. Va.
Date:
1910/11/24
Description:
Postcard showing train cars and facilities at the Buxton Mine near Piedmont, W. Va. Message on back is as follows: 'My Dear Mrs. Hardesty, I was mighty glad to get your postal. Came again. I'm spending this Thanksgiving in Piedmont. Came down here last evening. With lots of love, Ed Shelb Varne.'
Top view of the transformer at the Jamison No. 9 Mine.

1402. Jamison No. 9 Mine Transformer

IDNO:
002608
Title:
Jamison No. 9 Mine Transformer
Description:
Top view of the transformer at the Jamison No. 9 Mine.
View of buildings at the Cushwahs Coal Yard and Miller Bros. Lumber Yards, Williamsport, Md.

1403. Cushwahs Coal Yard and Miller Bros. Lumber Yards, Williamsport, Md.

IDNO:
002609
Title:
Cushwahs Coal Yard and Miller Bros. Lumber Yards, Williamsport, Md.
Description:
View of buildings at the Cushwahs Coal Yard and Miller Bros. Lumber Yards, Williamsport, Md.
Group walking on railroad tracks with coal buildings all around them. None of the subjects are identified.

1404. Miners' Children Walking on Railroad Tracks Near Coal Tipple and Miner's Houses

IDNO:
002610
Title:
Miners' Children Walking on Railroad Tracks Near Coal Tipple and Miner's Houses
Date:
undated
Description:
Group walking on railroad tracks with coal buildings all around them. None of the subjects are identified.