Search Results

Mine guards carrying guns at Paint Creek.

4201. Mine Guards at Paint Creek, W. Va.

'Quarter inch iron plates placed around bed in house of P.A. Grady. In this and other houses such plates often saved the lives of sleepers during the disorders at Willis Branch.'

4202. One of the Many Armor-Protected Beds at Willis Branch

Men being escorted to a train to go to a jail in Wheeling, W. Va. 'Wed. 9 a.m.'

4203. Taking Prisoners to the Train Leaving for the Wheeling Jail

Several lines of laundry are hung around the wooden barracks which serve as homes for miners and their families. Published in "Bloodletting in Appalachia" by Howard B. Lee, p 152.

4204. Barracks of Striking Miners Near Morgantown, W. Va.

A portrait of W.B. Wilson, Secretary of United Mine Workers of America and T.D. Nicholls, President of District No. 1.

4205. Wilson, W.B. (Left), and T.D. Nicholls (Right)

'The famous Dunglen Hotel of Thurmond built on the South side of New River in 1901. Pix used on page 209 of [Lee's] book. From New Kanawha River and the Mine War of West Virginia by Kyle McCormick.'

4206. Dunglen Hotel of Thurmond, W. Va.

Portrait of Don Chafin, 'The Czar.'

4207. Chafin, Don

Portrait of Maston White, 'victim of the 'Czar', Don Chafin.'

4208. White, Maston

'Thomas L. Felts, active head of Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency, the most feared and hated man in the mountains. Pix used on page 66 of [Lee's] book. From New Kanawha River and the Mine War in West Virginia by Kyle McCormick.'

4209. Felts, Thomas L.

Circles show the bullet scars. Bottom picture shows police in the streets after the massacre.

4210. Main Street, Matewan, W. Va., Where Massacre Occurred

A portrait of William H. Truesdale, President of D. L.  and W, Railway, during the Anthracite Strike, 1902.

4211. Truesdale, William H., President of Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway

Circles show the bullet scars. Bottom picture shows police in the streets after the massacre.

4212. Main Street, Matewan, W. Va., Where Massacre Occurred