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People are walking on Monroe and Adams Streets in Fairmont, West Virginia during the big snow storm of 1950.
Cars are parked along Monroe Street in Fairmont, West Virginia during the big snow storm of 1950.
Cars are parked on Adams and Madison Streets in Fairmont, West Virginia during the big snow storm of 1950.
Two men are shoveling snow in Fairmont, West Virginia after the big snow storm of 1950.
The view from Madison Street looking toward Jefferson Street in Fairmont, West Virginia during the big snow storm in 1950.
A person is walking on the sidewalk of Jackson and Monroe Street in Fairmont, West Virginia during the big snow storm of 1950.
A man is shoveling snow on the corner of Cleveland and Locust Avenue in Fairmont, West Virginia during the big snow storm of 1950.
View of Fairmont next to the river. 'Before Watson Hotel was torn down on the corner of Main and Madison St.'
Homes and businesses in downtown Clarksburg as seen from Lowndes Hill.  Brick Courthouse in center of photograph.
The tipple at the Pursglove No. 8 Mine, Pursglove, W. Va.
"Mine cars with 6 to 8 tons of raw R/M moving to rotary dump -Arkwright."
Pittsburgh Coal Co. Tipple loading a coal car.  Man standing near the tipple.
Tipple is located on the Western Maryland Railroad.
Pittsburgh Coal Co. Somers Mine Tipple. Standard Youghiogheny Gas Coal.
Tipple with filled RR cars.
Tipple and conveyor at Hendrix Mine, a Consol Cavalier mine built in 1949.
'1935 - Continental Coal Company; 1941 - Brock Coal Company; 1943 - Christopher Coal Company.'
'1935 - Continental Coal Company; 1941 - Brock Coal Company; 1943 - Christopher Coal Company.'
Tipple and tracks with filled RR cars present.
Tipple at the Consolidation Coal Co. Mine No. 32, Preparation Plant, Owings, W. Va.
A close-up view of the tipple at Clover Splint Mine, Consolidation Coal Company (KY.), Closplint, Kentucky.
A close-up view of the tipple at Jackhorn Mine, Consolidation Coal Company (KY) Jackhorn, Kentucky.
A close-up view of the tipple and headframe at the Pittsburgh Coal Co. Montour Mine No. 4.
Old Mine No. 207-208 Tipple in Dunham, Kentucky. "First loading coal- Aug. 17, 1912."
'Gardener cultivating flower bed on lawn in front of preparation plant, Mine No. 98, Consolidation Coal Co., W. Va.' Bituminous Coal Institute, 320 Southern Building, Washington 5, D.C. November 1948.
Coal miners loading railroad cars at the tipple located at Bartley, West Virginia. Please credit this photograph to the Pocahantas Fuel Company.
Hanna Coal Company's large electric shovel 'The Mountaineer'.
'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.'
Visitors and workers standing inside of a coal shovel, possibly The Tiger.
Two cranes surface mining a gorge.  Dump trucks taking away hillside ruble.
Shovel strip mining a hillside.
Hanna Coal Co. Shovels: 'looks like 'The Mountaineer' on the right and probably 'The Tiger' on 'The Green Hornet' on the left.'
'The nature of Hanna Coal's surface mining operations is illustrated here. Among the company's seven strip shovels for removing the overburden and uncovering the 52-inch vein of coal, are four giants weighing in the neighborhood of 1,800 tons each, equipped with booms up to 120 feet long, and with scoops having a capacity up to 50 cubic yards. Each of these large shovels can move enough stone and earth per year to cover a football field more than a mile high.'
'The nature of Hanna Coal's surface mining operations is illustrated here. Among the company's seven strip shovels for removing the overburden and uncovering the 52-inch vein of coal, are four giants weighing in the neighborhood of 1,800 tons each, equipped with booms up to 120 feet long, and with scoops having a capacity up to 50 cubic yards. Each of these large shovels can move enough stone and earth per year to cover a football field more than a mile high.'
'Hanna Coal Company, Division of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company has planted many millions of trees on lands which have been affected by open-cut mining. It is evident from the photograph that the trees thrive very well on this land. These newly created forests provide sanctuary for wild life, and in recent years there has been a moticeable increase in the amount of wild life present in these new forest areas. The trees in this photograph had been planted for some seven years at the time the photograph was taken. When these trees reach maturity they will have many uses, including that of supplying roof support material for Hanna's underground mines.'
'Cadiz Drive-In Theater Near Cadiz, Ohio: The theater is located on land which had been affected by open-cut mining. The mining of the coal and the grading of the land after completion of mining operations was done by Hanna Coal Company, Division of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company.'
View of Highwall: Many feet of overburden are removed by the large electric shovels to expose the coal seam. After completion of mining operations, the land is graded. It is then planted in forage crops, and beef cattle graze on it. Many trees have also been planted on lands affected by open-cut mining operations. At approximately the vertical center of the picture is a stratum of limestone which is quarried for use as road aggregate, track ballast and agricultural meal.  Hanna Coal Company, Division of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
'Fifty-five ton tractor trailer units at Bradford No. 1 Mine near Cadiz, Ohio: Coal from the Bradford open-cut mine is loaded into 55-ton trator-trailer trucks to be transported to the Georgetown Preparation Plant where it is washed, dried and sized. Thes tractor-trailer trucks are powered by 400 H.P. Deisel V-12 engines. They have a rated capacity approximately equal to that of a railroad car (55-tons). The overall length of this unit is 55 feet. It is 12 feet in width and at its highest point, is 11 1/2 feet from the ground. The front tires on these units are 14:00 x 24. The rear tires on the tractor and the tires on the trailer are 18:00 x 25. These tractor-trailer units are lubricated while in operation by an electrically-times, automatically-controlled lubricating system, which lubricates each of the 63 bearings once each operating hour. Similar but slightly smaller capacity trucks are in use at the Georgetown No. 12 Mine. The coal is loaded, without being shot, by electric shovels having dippers of 9 cubic yards capacity.'
'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.'
Consol. Coal Co. Fairmont Mine No. 32 Tipple and Preparation Plant at Owings, W. Va.
An unidentified preparation plant next to a river.
View of the plant from a distance.
Coal coming out on conveyors.
Rear view of the preparation plant.
Cars are parked outside and there are houses in the distance.
Railroad tracks run through the coal processing plant.
A distance shot of a coal processing plant.
Train cars line up below a coal shute, at the preparation plant.
A coal train lines up in front of the preparation plant.
View of preparation plant.
A processing plant at work. Baltimore and Ohio railroad cars beneath the plant.
C.E.T. Drying Plant. Storage Pool in foreground.
A processing plant with adjacent railroad tracks.
A processing plant with adjacent railroad tracks.
A dirt road leads to an active coal preparation plant.
Trains line up to the preparation plant.
A coal preparation plant sits at the bottom of the hill.  Trains line up to the plant.
Lots of cars parked out front as well as filled coal cars coming out of the plant.
Pump Station No. 1 at left, Crushing Plant. In the foreground is one of three storage pools that feed to the pipe line.
Norfolk and Western railroad cars line the tracks next to the Peerless Pocahontas preparation plant.
Preparation plant with cars parked outside.
Filled Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad cars lined up outside preparation plant.
View of the Mathies Mine buildings.
Plant in Raleigh or Upshur Co., W. Va.
Employees are seen entering a building of the Consolidation Coal Co., Ohio Division.
Loading Chesapeake and Ohio railroad cars with coal at the Consolidation Clean Coal Cavalier Preparation Plant #207.
Buildings and railroad tracks of the Crane Creek Preparation Plant in McComas, W. Va.
Buildings of the Harmar Preparation Plant, Harmar Coal Company.
Unidentified preparation plant.
'On N&W RR on Virginian RR when this picture was taken on Route 10 and 16, road between Mullens and Pineville, W. Va. Itmann, W. Va. was named for I.T. Mann.'
View of the entire plant with some cars and a motorcycle parked out front. 'Noted Oct 17, 1952, J.B.F.'
Plant with other coal buildings around it.
Plant with other coal buildings around it.
Unidentified preparation plant. 'No. 207.'
Dump trucks lined up to dump coal for processing through the plant.
View from side of river.
View of the plant from across river.
View of the plant from across river.
View of the plant from across river.
Front view of the Hanna Coal Co. Georgetown Prep. Plant
Coal preparation plant buildings at the Mathies Mine.
'Part of Hanna Coal Co. Prep. Plant. Shown is P.F., Tipple, Wash 7 X 0 inches, and  Crusher.'
Coal cars being filled outside of preparation plant.
This plant supplied coal for the Disco Plant.