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Two cranes surface mining a gorge.  Dump trucks taking away hillside ruble.

4357. Strip Mining Operation, Georgetown No.12 Mine

4358. Mountaineer, the World's Largest Shovel

From glass lantern slide of stripping coal in Hazleton, Pa.

4359. Strip Mining Operation in Hazleton, Pa.

From glass lantern slide of stripping coal in Hazleton, Pa.

4360. Strip Mining Operation in Hazleton, Pa.

4361. Ruins of Fire Creek Blacksmith Shop

Mr. Guinn sitting in the Fire Creek Coal and Coke Co. office

4362. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Office

Visitors and workers standing inside of a coal shovel, possibly The Tiger.

4363. Visitors and Workers Posing in a Coal Shovel

'Close-up view of dipper on 50 cubic-yard shovel at Georgetown No. 12 Mine of Hanna Coal Company, Division of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company. These electric shovels are used to remove the earth and rock overburden from the coal seam. In a month's time, they will each remove as much as 1,600.000 cubic yards, or some 2,400.000 tons. If this material were to be loaded into open railroad cars, it would fill some 48,000 of them.'

4364. Truck Parked in a 50 Cubic Yard Shovel at Georgetown No. 12 Mine

Marion Shovel Model 28 at work.

4365. Hardesty Strip Mining Operation

The remains of the Fire Creek Headhouse are partially hidden. Film developed in November 1990.

4366. Ruins of Fire Creek Headhouse

Visitors or workers standing in the Fire Creek Coal and Coke Co. store.

4367. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Store

Man stands atop coal loaded in a railroad gondola as it is loaded at a tipple. W. Va. Industry and Pub. Comm.

4368. Loading Coal into Railroad Gondolas