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Crowds line the hillside above and gather near the entrance to mine no. 8 after the disaster.

2533. No. 8 Coal Mine Entrance after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002533
Title:
No. 8 Coal Mine Entrance after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12/07
Description:
Crowds line the hillside above and gather near the entrance to mine no. 8 after the disaster.
Caskets line the street, a makeshift morgue for the miners killed in the explosion at Fairmont Coal Company's Monongah Mines.

2534. Street Morgue After Monongah Mine Disaster

IDNO:
002534
Title:
Street Morgue After Monongah Mine Disaster
Date:
1907/12/12
Description:
Caskets line the street, a makeshift morgue for the miners killed in the explosion at Fairmont Coal Company's Monongah Mines.
People fill the streets after the Monongah Mine disaster.

2535. Street Scene in Monongah, W. Va. After Explosion

IDNO:
002535
Title:
Street Scene in Monongah, W. Va. After Explosion
Date:
1907/12/08
Description:
People fill the streets after the Monongah Mine disaster.
Men gathered near the entrance to mine no. 8.

2536. No. 8 Coal Mine Entrance after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002536
Title:
No. 8 Coal Mine Entrance after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12/08
Description:
Men gathered near the entrance to mine no. 8.
Men standing outside and inside of the demolished fan house.

2537. Fan House After Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002537
Title:
Fan House After Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12/06
Description:
Men standing outside and inside of the demolished fan house.
Men sitting and standing near the entrance to mine no. 8.

2538. No. 8 Coal Mine Entrance after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002538
Title:
No. 8 Coal Mine Entrance after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12/08
Description:
Men sitting and standing near the entrance to mine no. 8.
Boswell safety car on tracks outside of a building.

2539. Boswell Safety Car, Thomas, W. Va.

IDNO:
002539
Title:
Boswell Safety Car, Thomas, W. Va.
Description:
Boswell safety car on tracks outside of a building.
Group portrait of inspectors and mine experts from West Virginia and Ohio standing in front of Mine No. 8 at Monongah, W. Va.

2540. Mine Inspectors in Front of the Entrance to Fairmont Coal Company Mine No. 8 at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002540
Title:
Mine Inspectors in Front of the Entrance to Fairmont Coal Company Mine No. 8 at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12
Description:
Group portrait of inspectors and mine experts from West Virginia and Ohio standing in front of Mine No. 8 at Monongah, W. Va.
Group portrait of men who participated in the Coroner's Inquest after the Monongah Mine Disaster. 1. to 6. Coroner's Jury, 7. R.S. Larue, 8. J.W. Paul, 9. Chas. Powell, 10. J.C. Gaskill, 11. S.C. Lowe, Prosecuting Attorney, 12. Interpreter, 13. J.G. Smyth, 14. G.M. Alexander, 15. E.B. Moore, 16., C.W. Watson, 17. L.L. Malone, 18. Frank Haas, 19. H.V. Hesse, 20. J.W. Stevens, 21. C.E. Scott, 22. A.J. Ruckman, 23. W.H. Bailey, 24. E.S. Amos (coroner), 25. Stenographer, 26. D. Victor, 27. J.H. Wheelwright.

2541. Coroner's Inquest After the Monongah Mine Disaster

IDNO:
002541
Title:
Coroner's Inquest After the Monongah Mine Disaster
Date:
1908/01/11
Description:
Group portrait of men who participated in the Coroner's Inquest after the Monongah Mine Disaster. 1. to 6. Coroner's Jury, 7. R.S. Larue, 8. J.W. Paul, 9. Chas. Powell, 10. J.C. Gaskill, 11. S.C. Lowe, Prosecuting Attorney, 12. Interpreter, 13. J.G. Smyth, 14. G.M. Alexander, 15. E.B. Moore, 16., C.W. Watson, 17. L.L. Malone, 18. Frank Haas, 19. H.V. Hesse, 20. J.W. Stevens, 21. C.E. Scott, 22. A.J. Ruckman, 23. W.H. Bailey, 24. E.S. Amos (coroner), 25. Stenographer, 26. D. Victor, 27. J.H. Wheelwright.
Group portrait of men who participated in the Coroner's Inquest after the Monongah Mine Disaster. 1. to 6. Coroner's Jury, 7. R.S. Larue, 8. J.W. Paul, 9. Chas. Powell, 10. J.C. Gaskill, 11. S.C. Lowe, Prosecuting Attorney, 12. Interpreter, 13. J.G. Smyth, 14. G.M. Alexander, 15. E.B. Moore, 16., C.W. Watson, 17. L.L. Malone, 18. Frank Haas, 19. H.V. Hesse, 20. J.W. Stevens, 21. C.E. Scott, 22. A.J. Ruckman, 23. W.H. Bailey, 24. E.S. Amos (coroner), 25. Stenographer, 26. D. Victor, 27. J.H. Wheelwright.

2542. Coroner's Inquest After the Monongah Mine Disaster

IDNO:
002542
Title:
Coroner's Inquest After the Monongah Mine Disaster
Date:
1908/01/11
Description:
Group portrait of men who participated in the Coroner's Inquest after the Monongah Mine Disaster. 1. to 6. Coroner's Jury, 7. R.S. Larue, 8. J.W. Paul, 9. Chas. Powell, 10. J.C. Gaskill, 11. S.C. Lowe, Prosecuting Attorney, 12. Interpreter, 13. J.G. Smyth, 14. G.M. Alexander, 15. E.B. Moore, 16., C.W. Watson, 17. L.L. Malone, 18. Frank Haas, 19. H.V. Hesse, 20. J.W. Stevens, 21. C.E. Scott, 22. A.J. Ruckman, 23. W.H. Bailey, 24. E.S. Amos (coroner), 25. Stenographer, 26. D. Victor, 27. J.H. Wheelwright.
Ruins of the fan and boiler house after the Monongah explosion.

2543. No. 8 Coal Mine Fan and Boiler House after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002543
Title:
No. 8 Coal Mine Fan and Boiler House after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12/12
Description:
Ruins of the fan and boiler house after the Monongah explosion.
'Shows the scene about the mouth of No. 8 Monongah Mine explosion, where the fan house and other buildings were completely demolished by the force of the explosion and where Engineer Byce was killed. The photograph was taken just as bodies of the victims were being brought out of the mine.'

2544. No. 8 Coal Mine Fan and Other Buildings after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002544
Title:
No. 8 Coal Mine Fan and Other Buildings after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12
Description:
'Shows the scene about the mouth of No. 8 Monongah Mine explosion, where the fan house and other buildings were completely demolished by the force of the explosion and where Engineer Byce was killed. The photograph was taken just as bodies of the victims were being brought out of the mine.'