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Guardhouse and tipple at entrance to Marfork Mine

Guardhouse and tipple at entrance to Marfork Mine

Event: Interview with Henry and Louise Aliff about the Evacuation of Packsville, West Virginia. Packsville was evacuated when the Marfork Mining Company (an A.T. Massey subsidiary) opened a mine at Marfork, jus... More

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) local, housed in former church

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) local, housed in former church

When Marfork Coal company, a subsidiary of Massey Coal Services, opened a non-union mine at Marfork, just above Packsville, the local union opened an outpost at the church. The signs on the church register the ... More

Aerial view of sludge impounded on Brushy Fork

Aerial view of sludge impounded on Brushy Fork

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Guardhouse and tipple at entrance to Marfork Mine
Roadside mailbox, at a home near Marfork Mine, decorated to look like a coal truck

Roadside mailbox, at a home near Marfork Mine, decorated to look like ...

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Coal river. American Folklife Center: Henry Aliff. Southern West Virginia.

Coal river. American Folklife Center: Henry Aliff. Southern West Virgi...

Packsville was evacuated when the Marfork Mining Company (an A.T. Massey subsidiary) opened a mine at Marfork, just up the hollow from Packsville. Event: Interview with Henry and Louise Aliff about the Evacuati... More

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) local, housed in former church, in foreground.  Note mine entrance with guard house and tipple in background.

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) local, housed in former church, ...

When Marfork Coal company, a subsidiary of Massey Coal Services, opened a non-union mine at Marfork, just above Packsville, the local union opened an outpost at the church. The signs on the church register the ... More

Aerial view of sludge impounded on Brushy Fork

Aerial view of sludge impounded on Brushy Fork

The capacity of this sludge pond is projected at seven billion gallons, with the level of the sludge rising to 2,250 feet above sea level. At the time of this photo, the impoundment contained about 500,000 gall... More

Coal river. American Folklife Center: Louise Aliff. Southern West Virginia.

Coal river. American Folklife Center: Louise Aliff. Southern West Virg...

Packsville was evacuated when the Marfork Mining Company (an A.T. Massey subsidiary) opened a mine at Marfork, just up the hollow from Packsville. Event: Interview with Henry and Louise Aliff about the Evacuati... More

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) local, housed in former church, in foreground.  Note mine entrance with guard house and tipple in the distance.

United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) local, housed in former church, ...

When Marfork Coal company, a subsidiary of Massey Coal Services, opened a non-union mine at Marfork, just above Packsville, the local union opened an outpost at the church. The signs on the church register the ... More

Aerial view of sludge impounded at the head of Little Marsh Fork

Aerial view of sludge impounded at the head of Little Marsh Fork

The capacity of this sludge pond is projected at seven billion gallons, with the level of the sludge rising to 2,250 feet above sea level. At the time of this photo, the impoundment contained about 500,000 gall... More

Mouth of Marfork on opening day of Little League, wide view of field, parking lot, crowd, and coal train

Mouth of Marfork on opening day of Little League, wide view of field, ...

Event: Opening day of Little League season. The three ballfields have been at the mouth of Little Marsh Fork since the nineteen forties. Historically, each coal company sponsored its own team, and coal towns co... More

Aerial view of sludge impounded on Brushy Fork

Aerial view of sludge impounded on Brushy Fork

The capacity of this sludge pond is projected at seven billion gallons, with the level of the sludge rising to 2,250 feet above sea level. At the time of this photo, the impoundment contained about 500,000 gall... More