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1. Architect's Drawing of Fort Martin Power Plant, Monongalia County, W. Va.

IDNO:
016293
Title:
Architect's Drawing of Fort Martin Power Plant, Monongalia County, W. Va.
Date:
ca. 1960-1970
'W. Truslow Hyde, Jr. 'left' security analyst for the F. S. Smither & Co., financial firm, New York, was one of eight analysts who visited the Morgantown area yesterday, heard the store of coal's future and visited the site of Fort Martin where Monongahela Power company will build a new power generating station. In the group looking at the site from the bridge of the Consolidation Coal company's tow-boat, the R. L. Ireland, are, left to right: Hyde, Don Kammert, administrative vice president of Monongahela Power company; C. R. Nailler, vice president, operations, Consolidation Coal company; President Don Potter of Monongahela and J. Lee Rice, Jr., president of Allegheny Power Systems, host to the analysts on their visit to the Monongahela Valley.'

2. Visitor's to Site of Fort Martin Power Plant, Monongalia County, W. Va.

IDNO:
016367
Title:
Visitor's to Site of Fort Martin Power Plant, Monongalia County, W. Va.
Date:
ca. 1960-1970
Description:
'W. Truslow Hyde, Jr. 'left' security analyst for the F. S. Smither & Co., financial firm, New York, was one of eight analysts who visited the Morgantown area yesterday, heard the store of coal's future and visited the site of Fort Martin where Monongahela Power company will build a new power generating station. In the group looking at the site from the bridge of the Consolidation Coal company's tow-boat, the R. L. Ireland, are, left to right: Hyde, Don Kammert, administrative vice president of Monongahela Power company; C. R. Nailler, vice president, operations, Consolidation Coal company; President Don Potter of Monongahela and J. Lee Rice, Jr., president of Allegheny Power Systems, host to the analysts on their visit to the Monongahela Valley.'