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Coal train going past houses.
Miner sitting in between posts that hold the roof of the mine up. 'Safety First is stressed in every possible way at White Oak mines.  Note the posts to protect this man at his labor.  He is waiting for another mine car so he can clean up his working place and make it ready for the mining machine crew who will cut it during the night, ready for him to work tomorrow.'
Safety float of the New River Coal and Coke Co. on the Fourth of July. Floats with safety themes highlighted many parades in Fayette and Raleigh Counties.
Distant view of Oak Hill, W. Va.
Wooden house on a hill.
Whipple Tipple loading coal cars.
Town of Scarbro in the fifties. You can see the town store, church, and the Wykle house.
Yard of N.N. Foster at Prudence which won first prize in the Sweepstakes Contest.
Houses around a railroad in a mining town. Mabscott and Wickham workers were close neighbors.
Some miners houses at Prudence, W. Va.
Summerlee tipple and surrounding buildings.
Cranberry Mine tipple and surrounding buildings.
View of houses in the town of Sprague, W. Va.  'Shows influence of yard and garden contests.'
Beckley Fire Creek Coal Company.
Tipple of the Raine Lumber and Coal Co. in Duo, W.Va.
The Lochgelly Church was dedicated on July 12th, 1931.
Children playing at the Cranberry playground, with a view of the town in the background.
Group of people with instruments. 'Many NRC towns had own orchestras.'
Group portrait of the New River Coal Company band in uniform standing on steps.
Coal tipple of Eureka C&C.  Large chute connected to tipple.
Early Stanaford Wooden Tipple- later acquired from Eastern Gas and Fuel.
Snow covered coal tipple station. Possibly at Summerlee?
Crowds gather to watch miners participate in Safety Day exercises.
Cars line the hillside above the stadium where Safety Day exercises are held.
The headquarters of the White Oak Coal Co. are located at MacDonald, Fayette County, W. Va. The maintaining of the General Offices near the mines affords opportunity for closer supervision and better co-operation between all departments. The machine and repair shops and warehouse for merchandise and mine supplies is located immediately adjacent to the office. A private branch telephone exchange with private leased lines reach each mine, giving 24 hour service. A printer telegraph instrument furnishes prompt telegraph service. Mail is received and forwarded at either Macdonald or Mount Hope post offices.<br />
People gathered in a hall for Safety Day of the Boone County Coal Company.
View from top of mountain down conveyor line to the tipple.
Tipple and Conveyor at C.C.B. Smokeless Coal Co., Helen, W. Va.
Oakwood Mine Tipple and surrounding buildings.
Miner operating a loading machine outside of a mine.
Established by C.H. Sprague and Son Co., Tidewater Agents of the New River Company.
Tipple and conveyor at Chafin Jones Mine.
The usual number of shoppers cars in front of Whipple Store.
Warehouse with cars parked outside.
Coal Tipple with four coal cars underneath it.
Coal carts outside of the Gauley Mountain Coal Company, Kanawha Manufacturing Co., Charleston, W. Va.
Coal tipple at Red Parrot.  Large chute coming from the coal mine. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad car being filled.
Train cars filled with coal from the Carbon Fuel Co. No. 5.
Buildings outside of a coal mine. There are small houses in the background.
Coal car under a tipple.  Men with horse drawn carriage also going under the tipple.
Rows of Coke ovens with train in the middle of them.
Distant view of White Oak Fuel Company tipple and town at Carlisle, W. Va.
Side view of the bottling plant at MacDonald.  Barrels stacked beside the plant building.
Parral mine at Summerlee operated by Stuart Colliery Co. (Daily capacity -1200 tons.)
Oakwood Steel Tipple loading coal cars.  Men standing on the coal in the cars.
'Operated by the White Oak Fuel Co. of Fayette County.'
White Oak Railway Co. built this Oak Hill Station to serve the area.
Station of the Piney River and Paint Creek Railroad Co. at Beckley, Raleigh County, W. Va.
Klondyke Mine, Dunn Loop was the largest producer in the field. 'Dunn Loop Coal and Const. Chartered in W. Va. on Feb. 16, 1893.'
Tipple and General Store in the Background
Collins Operation - tipple and coke ovens.  Collins Colliery Co., Fayette County.  Daily capacity 1200 tons, 125 tons.
Birds eye view of Summerlee Mine, shows railroad leading to the tipple.
Panoramic view of the town of MacDonald with tipple on the hillside.
Men and horses stand in cut in hillside.  This construction work done by the White Oak Railway Co. was the Carter's Branch Cut to connection with the Virginia Railway.
View of tipple, coke ovens, and surrounding buildings.
Passenger Train of White Oak Railway Co. with a line of people outside of it.
'Operated by Cranberry Fuel Company of Raleigh County. Daily capacity was 1000 tons.'
Early days of Sprague Mine and Town of Cranberry Fuel Company.
'Stuart Mine - Wooden tipple and powerhouse. Operated by Stuart Colliery Co. of Fayette Co. Daily capacity - 1250 tons.'
Sherwood Mine - power house, tipple, and dwelling houses. Price Hill Fuel Co., Fayette County.  Daily capacity - 1250 tons coal.
White Oak Fuel Co., Wingrove Mine - Tipple and Power House in Fayette County.
'Sprague Mine Tipple operated by Cranberry Fuel Co. of Raleigh County. Daily Capacity - 1000 tons coal.'
'Great Kanawha Colliery Co., Kanawha County.'
Freight and Passenger Train of the Piney River and Paint Creek Railroad Company.
Prudence mine, Fayette County, which began operating in 1900.  Daily capacity - 1000 tons coal.
'Operated by Cranberry Fuel Co. of Raleigh County. Daily capacity was 1250 tons.'
Tipple with filled coal cars.
Beckley Slope Mine Tipple and Powerhouse operated by Beckley Coal and Coke Co. of Raleigh County.
Timber piles around the Prosperity Mine and Tipple.
Scene on Collinsville grounds shows early residents.
Group of men and child pose in front of train No. 122 at Lochgelly station. Left is the Lochgelly store which burned in  1941. Right is the Supply House which burned in 1917.
Horse drawn carts emerging from the White Oak Coal Company Storage and Distributing Plant at Richmond, Virginia.
On the right is the MacDonald Presbyterian Church, and on the left is probably a schoolhouse.
Group of people wait at the train station as a train comes in.
Stanaford Tipple loading coal cars.  Coal cars moving up and down hill on tracks.
Aerial view of the town of Cranberry 'Foreground' and the town of Prosperity 'Background.'
Men riding in coal cars along snow covered tracks to the Skelton mine during winter time.  Miner's homes and wood piles visible.
Tipple with a parked car outside with man leaning on it.
Trains filled with coal file past a group of miners houses in Sprague, W. Va.
Loaded railroad cars on the tracks at Skelton show the famous White Oak Smokeless Coal.
View of the church at Cranberry.