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Onlookers at the tragic scene after the Fairmont Coal Company Monongah Mine disaster.

37. Crowd Gathered Near the the Monongah, W. Va. Mine Entrances After the Explosion

IDNO:
002526
Title:
Crowd Gathered Near the the Monongah, W. Va. Mine Entrances After the Explosion
Date:
1907/12
Description:
Onlookers at the tragic scene after the Fairmont Coal Company Monongah Mine disaster.
Tracks and trestle leading into mine no. 6 after the Monongah disaster. People gathered on the hillside above.

38. No. 6 Coal Mine after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002525
Title:
No. 6 Coal Mine after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12
Description:
Tracks and trestle leading into mine no. 6 after the Monongah disaster. People gathered on the hillside above.
Tracks and trestle leading into mine no. 6 after the Monongah disaster. People gathered below houses on hill.

39. No. 6 Coal Mine after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.

IDNO:
002524
Title:
No. 6 Coal Mine after the Explosion at Monongah, W. Va.
Date:
1907/12/06
Description:
Tracks and trestle leading into mine no. 6 after the Monongah disaster. People gathered below houses on hill.
Large group of people in the streets trying to identify the dead after the Monongah Mine disaster.

40. Trying to Identify the Dead After the Monongah, W. Va. Mine Disaster

IDNO:
002523
Title:
Trying to Identify the Dead After the Monongah, W. Va. Mine Disaster
Date:
1907/12
Description:
Large group of people in the streets trying to identify the dead after the Monongah Mine disaster.
Large group of people trying to identify the dead after the Monongah Mine disaster.

41. Trying to Identify the Dead After the Monongah, W. Va. Mine Disaster

IDNO:
002522
Title:
Trying to Identify the Dead After the Monongah, W. Va. Mine Disaster
Date:
1907/12
Description:
Large group of people trying to identify the dead after the Monongah Mine disaster.
Rubble left over after the explosion at Monongah Mine.

42. Explosion at Mine No. 8

IDNO:
002521
Title:
Explosion at Mine No. 8
Date:
1907/12/06
Description:
Rubble left over after the explosion at Monongah Mine.
Rubble left over after the explosion at Monongah Mine.

43. Explosion at Mine No. 8

IDNO:
002520
Title:
Explosion at Mine No. 8
Date:
1907/12/06
Description:
Rubble left over after the explosion at Monongah Mine.
People standing on hill overlooking what used to be the fan and fan house at Mine No. 8.

44. Wreck of Fan and Fan House at Monongah Mine No. 8

IDNO:
002519
Title:
Wreck of Fan and Fan House at Monongah Mine No. 8
Date:
1907/12
Description:
People standing on hill overlooking what used to be the fan and fan house at Mine No. 8.
People standing amongst the wreckage of the fan and boiler houses at the entrance to Monongah Mine.

45. Fan and Boiler House at Monongah Mine No. 8

IDNO:
002518
Title:
Fan and Boiler House at Monongah Mine No. 8
Date:
1907/12
Description:
People standing amongst the wreckage of the fan and boiler houses at the entrance to Monongah Mine.
People standing above and around the entrance to the Monongah Mine No. 8 after the disaster.

46. Monongah Mine Disaster

IDNO:
002517
Title:
Monongah Mine Disaster
Date:
1907/12
Description:
People standing above and around the entrance to the Monongah Mine No. 8 after the disaster.
Men helping shovel dirt after the Mine No. 8 disaster.

47. Monongah Mine Disaster

IDNO:
002516
Title:
Monongah Mine Disaster
Date:
1907/12
Description:
Men helping shovel dirt after the Mine No. 8 disaster.
Shows the scene about the mouth of No. 8 Monongah Mine, Marion County, W. Va., 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.

48. Monongah Mine Disaster

IDNO:
002515
Title:
Monongah Mine Disaster
Date:
1907/12
Description:
Shows the scene about the mouth of No. 8 Monongah Mine, Marion County, W. Va., 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.