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A pile of coal with large chunks sitting in the yard of a coal processing plant.

1765. Coal Awaiting Processing

Group of people in coal cars outside of the Hutchinson Family Mine near Fairmont, W. Va.

1766. Tour of Hutchinson Family Mine near Fairmont, W. Va.

Open dynamite box showing the slots for the dynamite.

1767. Dynamite Box

A child and three men stand behind the bar in this saloon.

1768. Saloon Parral

One large basket with two smaller ones on each side that read 'A bushel basket holds the ash from a ton of White Oak smokeless coal.'

1769. Bushel Basket Holds the Ash from a Ton of White Oak Smokeless Coal

Snow covered mountains in the distance.

1770. Snow Covered Mountains

A clipping from the back of a map, showing a fossilized tree stump in a coal bed.

1771. Fossil Tree Stump In Coal Bed

Picture of a intersection of streets in Monongah, W. Va. 1907.  Trolley car in the foreground.

1772. Currey Hotel and Other Buildings, Monongah, W. Va.

Men stand on the porch of the Hotel Currey in Monongah, W. Va. 1907.

1773. Hotel Currey in Monongah, W. Va.

A man stands in the mining shaft holding an instrument to test the gas levels in the mine.

1774. Testing for Gas in a Pittsburgh Seam Coal Mine

Group portrait of a posse of men sent after a murderer on April 30, 1912.

1775. Posse After Murderer

This is the first railroad bituminous coal mine in America.  It was at Elkhart, Maryland, between Cumberland and Frostburg.  Opened in 1842, when the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad entered Cumberland.

1776. First Railroad Bituminous Mine in United States at Elkhart, Maryland