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Coal in cars inside of a plant being processed.

145. Coal Being Processed

Two men using large bits to drill prior to placing charges.

146. Drilling Prior to Placing Charges

Men working in a coal company machine shop.

147. Coal Company Machine Shop

Two miners digging coal in mine.

148. Miners Operating a Cutting Machine

View of the "Point" at Pittsburgh.

149. Aerial View of Industrial Pittsburgh

150. Coal Seams in Layers of Rock

151. Coal Loading Machine

Unidentified coal loading platform alongside railroad tracks.

152. Coal Loading Platform

153. Visitors Watching the Mountaineer Coal Shovel at Work

Men standing next to a shoveling machine at a Hanna Strip-Mine.

154. Tour of Hanna Coal Company Mine Site, Cadiz, Ohio

155. Tour of Hanna Coal Company Mine Site, Cadiz, Ohio

Two men at work in a quality control lab.

156. Coal Quality Control Laboratory

Two men placing charges in an already drilled hole. Notice the preparatory cut on upper right hand side.

157. Miners Placing Charges

158. Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Cars Loaded with Miller's Creek Block

Miners gathered in a typical Consol locker room with a modern bath house adjacent to it.

159. Typical Consol Locker Room

160. Coal on Conveyor

161. Miner Operating a Coal Loading Machine

Photo shows W.A. Boggess, head clerk, hands Joe his two weeks pay envelope.

162. Miner's Pay Day

Two miners take samples of coal.

163. Miners Taking Samples of Coal

164. Miner Roof Bolting

165. Making a Cut in Coal Face Prior to 'Shooting Down' Coal

Caption on back reads, 'Stiff-arming a highwall is the job of this new, double-decker drill in operation at the Georgetown mine, Hanna Coal Co., at Georgetown, Ohio. Fruit of the ingenuity of coal mining engineers, the drill makes two blast holes at different levels in the highwall, permitting a blasting shot that brings down a large section of 'overburden.' The 'overburden,' rock, shale, limestone, clay and other mineral deposits, lies above the coal seam. Surface, or open-pit mining, accounts for 23 percent of total bituminous production. The Georgetown mine is the largest surface mine in the world.'

166. Double Decker Drill in Operation at Georgetown Mine, Georgetown, Ohio, Hanna Coal Company

167. Miner Marking a Coal Seam

168. 35 Yard Stripping Shovel at Hanna Coal Company Surface Mine

Group Portrait of Men Standing Below the Tiger Coal Shovel

169. Visitors Pose with Hanna Coal Company's Tiger Shovel

170. Tour of Hanna Coal Company Mine Site, Cadiz, Ohio

Locomotive No. 5016, inspection party special train near Somerset, Pa.

171. Inspection Party Special Train Near Somerset, Pennsylvania

172. Miners Operating a Loading Machine in Jamison No. 9 Mine

Two men working with a rubber tire mounted cutting machine.

173. Miners Operating a Cutting Machine

A processing plant sits below miner's homes and open countryside.

174. Preparation Plant

Coal cars line up at Consolidation Coal Co. (W. Va.), mine no. 25 tipple.

175. Coal Tipple, Consolidation Coal Company Mine No. 25, W. Va.

A few men stand outside of processing plant no. 32 at Fairmont W. Va.

176. Consol No. 32, New Tipple & Cleaning Plant, Fairmont W. Va.

Coal cars run down the track in a preparation plant yard.

177. Coal Preparation Plant Yard

A tipple mine processing plants sits on the edge of a mountain.

178. Tipple at Middleton Mine, Middleton, Marion Co. W. Va.

Coal cars line up in the yard at mine 32.

179. Mine No. 32, Owings, W. Va.

The very large Itmann preparation plant.  A Consolidation Coal Company mine in 1979.

180. Itmann Preparation Plant, Pocahontas Fuel Company

This crane is ripping the mountainside away for coal.

181. Massive Coal Shovel at Work

182. Coal Shovel and other Surface Mining Equipment at Work

183. Miner Operates a Coal Cutting Machine Prior to Blasting

184. Miners Operating a Cutting Machine

Two miners cut coal at Pursglove No. 15

185. Miners Operating a Cutting Machine in Pursglove No. 15 Mine

Coal conveyor systems run throughout the hillside.

186. Raw Coal Conveyor System

Caption on back reads, 'Making a cut in the coal face is this Mastodon of the machine age - an underground cutter.  Rubber tired for mobility, and mounting a 9-foot cutting blade armed with whirring steel bits, it can cut a full 360 degree arc.  This and similar machines give America's bituminous coal mines almost unlimited capacity for production.'

187. Miners Operating a Cutting Machine at Mine No. 32, Consolidation Coal Company, Owings, W. Va.

A man stands beside large piles of coal.

188. Various Grades of Coal Awaiting Transport

A miner operates an electric shuttle car in the mine.

189. Miner Operating an Electric Shuttle Car

Group portrait of men standing in the bucket of a large shovel.

190. Visitors Pose with Hanna Coal Company's Mountaineer Shovel

A pile of coal in a coal car.

191. Peacock Splint, Pittsburgh Coal

192. Coal Cargo Ship at Sea, Hampton Roads