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Family stands on steps outside of box car.

1. African-American Family Living in a Box Car at Terry, W. Va.

Visitors or workers standing in the Fire Creek Coal and Coke Co. store.

2. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Store

The remains of the Fire Creek Headhouse are partially hidden. Film developed in November 1990.

3. Ruins of Fire Creek Headhouse

Mr. Guinn sitting in the Fire Creek Coal and Coke Co. office

4. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Office

5. Ruins of Fire Creek Blacksmith Shop

6. New River Bridge Under Construction

7. Tunnel Drift Mouth at Fire Creek, W. Va.

8. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Houses for African-American Miners

Smoke rises from the coke ovens at Fire Creek.

9. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

10. Fire Creek Depot

View from the top of the incline at Fire Creek.

11. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Incline

12. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Dwelling of George Taylor

Smoke rises from the coke ovens. Filled coal cars are next to them.

13. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

Where the Tipple used to sit at Fire Creek.

14. Fire Creek Tipple Site

Horse is hitched next to the church. 'I lived here until I was almost 4.'

15. Church, Fire Creek, W. Va.

Men stand around the locomotive on the main line at Fire Creek.

16. Fire Creek Main Line Haulage

17. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Dwelling

Shanty at the top of the mountain near the Power House at Fire Creek.

18. Billy Wells' Shanty Near the Power House on Top of the Mountain at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Buildings on both sides of the tracks.

19. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens, White School and Tipple

Smoke rises from the coke ovens at Fire Creek.

20. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

21. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Shop and Power House

Man standing next to a freight train.

22. Chesapeake and Ohio Local Freight at Fire Creek, W. Va.

23. Charlie Smith's Shanty at Fire Creek, W. Va.

'Billy Wells and Shorty.' Buildings on top of mountain at Fire Creek.

24. Top of Mountain Near Power House at Fire Creek, W. Va.

25. Back Coke Track and Houses at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Laundry is hanging on the line outside of the dwellings for African-American miners at Fire Creek, W. Va.

26. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Houses

'Colored Church and school house. Corner of coke ovens and icehouse at Fire Creek.'

27. Colored Church, School House and other Buildings at Fire Creek, W. Va.

28. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Dwelling of Lloyd Jordan, Drum Runner

29. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Dwelling of Rennie Meeks

No Trespassing sign is at the entrance to the tunnel.

30. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Main Entry to Tunnel

Mine foreman's house and surrounding buildings.

31. Fire Creek Store and Mine Foreman's House, Fayette County, W. Va.

Picture shows the Chesapeake and Ohio section foreman's house.

32. View Up River from Fire Creek, W. Va.

Side view of the head house at Fire Creek Coal and Coke Co.

33. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Head House

Tool shed sitting alongside the RR tracks.

34. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Chesapeake & Ohio Tool Shed

There is a house sitting behind the store. Man standing in front of store is Charlie Smith.

35. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Store and Office Building

View of coke ovens and surrounding buildings.

36. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

Clothes are hanging on the line behind building with smoking chimney.

37. Back Coke Track and White School House at Fire Creek, W. V.a

Bennett children are standing in front of the house.

38. Store Clerk Elden Bennet's Dwelling at Fire Creek, W. Va.

There is a house in the background behind the store. 'Charlie Smith'

39. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Store and Office Building

'I lived at Fire Creek, W. Va. before I moved with family to Fayettville at almost 4 years of age. Barbara'

40. Smith, Charles at Fire Creek Railroad Station

Coke ovens, tipple and white school house shown. Jr. Barker is on the bike.

41. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

Vault and Smith desk present in office.

42. Fire Creek Office

View of the head house at Fire Creek Coal and Coke Co.

43. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Head House

44. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Mule Barn and Two Story Dwelling

Interior of Coal Company office.

45. Vault and Burnside Stove Inside Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Mine Office

Bicycle is parked outside of a shed next to the tipple.

46. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Tipple and Slack Bin

Tipple with railroad cars underneath.

47. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Tipple

48. Fire Creek Depot

Smoke rises from the coke ovens at Fire Creek.

49. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

Houston Ware getting ready to board the 11:20 a.m. C&O train No. 14.

50. Chesapeake and Ohio Train No. 14

51. Waterfall on Fire Creek

Piles in between coke ovens and railroad.

52. Coke Yard at Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company

Shelves with stocked store merchandise. Mr. Guinn is standing in the background of the picture.

53. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Store Stock

Ruins of an old house.

54. Charles G. Smith Birth Site at Concho, W. Va.

55. Fire Creek Depot

56. Mason Coal Company Tipple, Trestle, and Monitors at Wrights, W. Va.

57. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Mule Barn and Two Story Dwelling

Frances Bennett with Daughter Tleatha [sic] Berttale Dixon.

58. Bennett, Frances with Daughter Tieatha

59. Out of Focus Photo Looking Down the New River from Fire Creek Depot

Store building in the snow.

60. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Store in Winter

61. Fire Creek Store and Mine Foreman's House

62. Close up of Remains of Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

Fire Creek Coal and Coke Co. coke oven remains in the woods.

63. Ruins of Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

People standing outside of the Fire Creek Store.

64. Store at Fire Creek, W. Va.

65. Mason Coal Company Tipple at Wrights, W. Va.

The two girls are sitting on a porch railing.

66. Kincaid, Mary Gwynn and Jesse Perkins

67. View of Thurmond From Concho, W. Va.

68. View Down River from Concho, W. Va.

69. Ruins of Coke Ovens at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Overgrown foundation of G. H. Capertons home in woods.

70. Remains of Foundation of G.H. Caperton Home, Fire Creek, W. Va.

Overgrown foundation of a house in the woods.

71. Foundation of G.H. Caperton Home, Fire Creek, W. Va.

Men sit on steps of Dunedin company store, Shorty Bender horse and wagon also in front.

72. Dunedin Coal Company Store at Terry, W. Va

Thee men standing next to a car equipped to ride on tracks.

73. Railroad Utility Car on Tracks

View of coke ovens and surrounding buildings.

74. Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

75. Dwelling of Lloyd Jordan, Drum Runner, Near Head House at Fire Creek, W. Va.

76. Rotary Converter Power Unit at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Smoke rising from the coke ovens.

77. Coke Ovens at Fire Creek, W. Va.

House next to tracks with power lines above it.

78. Home of Rennie Meeks West of Tipple at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Ice house, colored school and church below cliffs.

79. Fire Creek Ice house, Colored School, and Church

Home of L.E. Meadows, Superintendent, Fire Creek.

80. Superintendent's House at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Front of church is on the right. Other buildings are in the background.

81. Back Coke Track and Front of Church at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Freight train with man standing to the side.

82. Local Freight in Front of Fire Creek Depot

Picture taken with a 150mm lens.

83. View of Thurmond From Concho, W. Va.

Man at work in the Incline Station.

84. Monitor Incline Operator and Station at Fire Creek, W. Va.

85. Back Coke Track at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Front view of Gaston Caperton's house.

86. Home of Gaston Caperton at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Shelves and drawers in the Fire Creek Store. There is a man in the back of the store.

87. Interior of Store at Fire Creek, W. Va.

88. Superintendent's House (Perkins) at Fire Creek, W. Va.

89. Interior of Store at Fire Creek, W. Va.

90. McKenley and Smith House at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Man with camera is standing on flatrock with camera overlooking Thurmond and the river.

91. View of Thurmond From Concho, W. Va.

92. Ruins of Fire Creek Coal and Coke Company Coke Ovens

Photo taken from the back of the Kincaid house.

93. Railroad Tracks and the River Looking East

Mules hauling carts across a wooden bridge.

94. Mule Train at Fire Creek, W. Va.

Partial brick structure among trees.

95. Ruins of Beury Store in Fire Creek, W. Va.

One man is sitting on a filled coal car in front of the coke ovens while another is standing on the tracks.

96. Coke Yard at Fire Creek, W. Va.