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Newspaper reporter standing with a white flag.  Another one standing beside him. 'Athey Family Photos.'
'X on the picture indicates the head of the Baldwin Felts thug agency.'
Samuel Gompers, while riding in a car, shaking hands with an unidentified man.
Samuel Gompers (center) standing with other labor union representatives.
Group portrait of coal miners and their families sitting outside a barrack at Owings, West Virginia coal mining town.
Marching band passes people lining the streets.
Miners families in front of Lewistown Barracks.
Miners families in front of a barrack at Kennedy Hill, Everson, W. Va.
Group portrait of members of the Monongah Local 1643 Picket Line.<br /><br />
A portrait of Mother Jones, a prominent American labor and community organizer.
'With Albert Thomas, the French labor leader, in London. Mr. Gompers was recently honored by a great gathering in Chicago, including governors of a dozen states, who expressed the country's appreciation of his work in Europe to consolidate the labor parties in whole-hearted support of the war to crush German autocracy.'<br /><br />
Group portrait of members of the Monongah Local 1643 Picket Line.<br />
Group portrait of members of the Monongah Local 1643 Picket Line.<br /><br /><br />
People are mingling between the barracks.
Laundry line is set up outside of the barracks.
Tents and a laundry line are set up outside of a house. Men are standing talking outside of one of the tents.
Laundry hanging in front of barracks.
Laundry is hanging in front of the barracks
Man standing in doorway of barracks.
Men and women in kitchen preparing a meal.
Barracks at Rivesville, W. Va. with baskets or washtubs hanging on outside. Also, coal storage on right.
Side view of barracks at Rivesville, W. Va. with car on right and people in distance between barracks.
Barracks at Rivesville, W. Va.
Tent Colony with one house near railroad tracks in valley surrounded by trees.
Barracks with tree in front at Rivesville, W. Va. with some snow and a girl standing on the right.
Two men and a woman standing near a barracks at Rivesville, W. Va.
Barracks and houses with field beside and a flag on a pole to the left.
Union sign on front of barracks 'We never grumble, we never kick, we know we're right, and we're going to stick...' Snow covers the ground.
Barracks and house with snow on ground at Flemington, W. Va.
Barracks and house with snowy ground at Monongah, W. Va.
Barracks at Wyatt, W. Va. with piles of lumber stacked and snow covered hillside with laundry hanging on right.
Old shed in the foreground with barracks and a house in the background.
'Notice! United Mine Workers of America Headquarters of Local Union 2999. We ask all men that are looking for work to stay away from Wendel as this Co. is unfair with the U. M. W. of A.;
Barracks at Maidsville, W. Va. with smoke rising from one chimney.
Two complete barracks and one incomplete barracks with piles of lumber stacked nearby.
Piles of lumber stacked beside the barracks at Wyatt, W. Va.
Laundry is hanging in the distance.
Garden plot in front of barracks at Adamston, W. Va.
There appears to be a make-shift cover over a coal storage area beside a barracks in Lost Creek, W. Va.
Chickens in front of barracks at Pitcairn with laundry hanging in the background.
Dog near barracks in Lowesville, W. Va.
Laundry is on line in front of the barracks.
Tents behind fence in front of building. Laundry hanging on line. Some men on right side.
View through some trees of houses on snowy hillside in Farmington, W. Va.
Barrack is situated next to a house.
Front door of a barrack at Howesville, W. Va.
Coal building in the background.
View of barracks through some trees.
Barracks with a coal building in the background.
Outside of barracks in Flemington, W. Va.
Barracks set up on a hill. There is a cemetery in the background.
American flag on pole near barracks in Baxter, W. Va. and laundry hanging on line.
Laundry hanging on line near barracks in Dakota, W. Va. with railroad tracks nearby.
Four men pose for a picture.
Crowd in street possibly for a labor demonstration.
Two people in doorway of barracks at Rivesville, W. Va.
Front view of barracks at Grant Town, W. Va. Snow on hillside in background.
Barracks and dirt road along railroad tracks at Dakota, W. Va.
Barracks across creek on hillside at Grant Town, W. Va. Some snow on hillside in background.
Wooden walkway leading to a group of barracks. Some snow on hillside in distance.
Large crowd possibly at Fairmont. Musicians with instruments are at the front of the crowd.
Many men, women, and children standing on a picket line at Local No. 1643 in Monongah, W. Va.
Marching band in uniform marches down a brick street with people watching from the sides.
Sign reads, 'Irona, W. Va. Local Union UMWA. No. 4913 We stand 100% for the Baltimore Agreement. Hamstead's for Meat and Groceries.'
During Unionization of Coal Company workers, miners' families were evicted from Company owned houses.  The Union supplied building material and land and the miners plus others constructed temporary barracks until the labor trouble was settled. Beside the barracks, there was room for small garden plots and here they are shown working in them. See New York Times Sunday Sept. 5th Picture Section.
Sign reads, 'We ar on strike against a reductions in wages. And for an American standard of living. Fill your tank with unionism and step on the gas. We stand for organized labor. If a man owns his own soul, he will "dig" union price coal.'
John L. Lewis standing on a platform decorated in stars and stripes.
Sign on side of building reads, 'The 1917 scale means starvation wages, slavery conditions [and] sacrafice of honor to coal miners.'
Sign on barracks that reads, 'Homes of Union Miners who were evicted from the Weaver Coal Co. houses.'
Close-up view of Jamison No. 9 barracks taken on a snowy winter day.