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Articles related to "Coal Mining"
The Georges Creek Coal Mining War The 1922-1923 coal miners' strike in the Georges Creek region of Western Maryland was a hard-fought effort by the United Mine Workers to unionize Allegany county mining. georges creek coal mining • western maryland coal mining • unionizing mine workers • coal mining strike • coal mine strike violence
Big Pit National Coal Museum in Wales Explore a real coal mine, visit a mining museum, and learn about the mining industry in South Wales. coal mining • wales • welsh • mine • great britain
Black Country Museum Honors Industrial Past To visit the Black Country Museum outside of Birmingham, England, is to take a trip back into the past. The living history museum recreates a 1930s coal mining village. black country museum • living history museums • coal mining villages • recreation of 1930s english coal-mining village • dudley england
Breaker Boys Life of the breaker boys in the anthracite coal fields in late 18th- and early 19th- centruy America. The hardships that faced the children frequently resulted in serious injury or death. child labor • coal mining • breakers • breaker boys
Massacre at Ludlow: Murder and Arson Part 2 of Massacre at Ludlow describes some of the activities that took place that day. ludlow • coal mining • coal miners • trade unions
Miners Lose Lives The Susquehanna River proved to be a deadly force on a frigid winter day in January 1959 when twelve coal miners lost their lives while quarrying for coal. miners lose lives • knox coal mine disaster • luzerne county pennsylvania • united mine workers corruption • susquehanna river
Mountaintop Removal Mining in West Virginia faces a tough test. west virginia economy • coal • mining • mountaintop • removal
Mountaintop Removal (Part II) Mining has always been controversial in Appalachia... strip mining • environmental • strip • mining • west virginia
Mountaintop Removal: Should It Go On? Mountaintop removal has become an emotional and political time bomb in West Virginia... mountain top • mountaintop removal • strip mining • west virginia • coal mining
Historic Wonthaggi Its beauty is not the only reason to visit this scenic coastal region, history also plays a large role in the region's tourism. bass coast • victoria • australian coast • wonthaggi • inverloch
Roslyn, Washington - aka Cicely, Alaska "Nothern Exposure" - the television program some folks are crazy about is set in Cicely, Alaska - aka, Roslyn, Washington. Join me for a view of this tiny town with the oldest operating saloon in Washington State. roslyn • washington • cicely • alaska • northern exposure
Durham and Northumberland's Coalfield The North East England Mining Archive and Research Centre (NEEMARC) is an archive of records relating to the coal mining industry in Northumberland and Durham. neemarc • north east england mining archive and research cen • stuart forster • coalmining in north-east england • british social and economic history
See Big Oil Sands Diggers at Fort McMurray, AB The oil sands, or tar sands, mines of northern Alberta use some of the biggest machines on earth. At Syncrude's "Giants of Mining", visitors stand beside mega-equipment. syncrude giants of mining • fort mcmurray alberta • oil sands discovery centre • bucketwheel reclaimer • tar sands mining
Beautiful America: Turquoise Trail Get off the highway and take the Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway to see unspoilt New Mexico. It is one of southwest America's most scenic drives turquoise trail • new mexico • albuquerque • santa fe • scenic
Children of the Coalfields: Classroom or Breaker? Part II A continuation describing coal-town education. anthracite mines • pennsylvania • bituminous coal • west virginia • kentucky
FACES: The grandmother of all agitator - Mary "Mother" Jones A look at the woman once called "the most dangerous woman in America" mary harris • mother jones • labor unions • most dangerous woman in america • united mine workers
Frank Slide In the early hours of April 29, 1903, a giant rockslide tumbled down Turtle Mountain and struck the town of Frank, burying a mine and killing more than 70 people. frank slide • crowsnest pass • rockslide • avalanche • turtle mountain
Frank Slide Myths Is there gold under the rubble of the Frank Slide? Who was the miracle baby who was the sole survivor of the slide? Was the town completely destroyed? Find out the truth myths of the frank slide • buried gold • town of frank destroyed • sole survivor • miracle baby
Minstrels of the Mine Field People have always used music to communicate events and feelings that are important to them. Coal miners were no exception. This article discusses some of that music. music • coal mining • george korson • alan lomax • tennessee ernie ford
Woodhorn Colliery Museum, Northumberland Throughout the nineteenth century, North-east England was the power house of the Industrial Revolution. "Carrying coals to Newcastle" was the ultimate futility. woodhorn colliery • coal mining in north-east england • ashington largest mining village in the world • carrying coals to newcastle • pitmen painters
A Trip Into Coal History In McCreary County, Ky. In Stearns, visitors can begin their journey to discover what life was like for Kentucky coal miners and their families in the mid 1900s. kentucky travel • kentucky coal history • kentucky vacation • kentucky tourist sites • train vacation
Kentucky Highlights Of Big South Fork This national park is often overlooked in favor of more famous parks in the area, but it offers dazzling views and unique natural attractions. kentucky national park • handicap accessible hiking trails • natural rock formation • stearns kentucky • mccreary county kentucky
Rock Springs Historical Museum, Self-Guided Tour Visitors learn about Wyoming's coal mining, wild west, Native American history at the Rock Springs Historical Museum and the self-guided historic downtown walking tour. rock springs museum • fun activities rock springs • wild west history • wyoming mining history • butch cassidy
The Environmental Legacy of Coal Coal is the most environmentally damaging fossil fuel. Coal mining, coal transport and coal use as an energy source add to the negative environmental legacy of coal. the environmental legacy of coal • coal as a source of energy • damage the environment • environmentally damaging fossil fuel • coal use as an energy source
Bellingham History Precedes a City of Rich Cultural Heritage Bellingham is a beautiful Northwest Washington State city. Its colorful history set the scene for a prominent cultural environment that still exists today. bellingham • washington • francisco eliza • captain george vancouver • george whidbey
Massacre at Ludlow: Prelude This article describes conditions and events in the southern Colorado coal fields during the early twentieth century. What occured then led to the brutal massacre at Ludlow where men, women, and children alike were systematically butchered and burned by law enforcement officers and militiiamen. ludlow • colorado fuel and iron company • john d. rockefeller • sr. • john d. rockerfeller
Science and Energy Museum Rocks The American Museum of Science and Energy in Oak Ridge,Tennessee, is a storehouse of knowledge about the city's secret history, along with the science of power and energy american museum of science and energy • atomic bomb history • history of nuclear physics • history of oak ridge tennessee • secret city
Susquehanna River The river dates back to the Paleozoic Era and is a geologist's dream. It acted as a transportation corridor, and has provided the backdrop for countless historic events. native americans • civil war • gettysburg • wrightsville • united states
THE DINOSAUR CAPITAL OF CANADA The Badlands of Drumheller, in South Central Alberta, are very rare. A rich cache of fossils as well as intact dinosaur skeletons can be found in this area. A perfect vacation spot for the whole family. suite101 • suite101.com • mary • alward • mary alward
The UMWA: Its Presidents in Historical Perspective -- Part III Frank J. Hayes,John L. Lewis,American Federation of Labor,AFL, Congress of Inidustrial Organizations (CIO),United Mine Workers of America, UMWA,Thomas Kennedy,Philip Murray,W. A. Boyle,Tony Boyle,Jock Yablonski,Cabin Creek, West Virginia,Arnold Miller,Sam Church
Art and Culture Take Over in the Ruhr Area The Ruhr area, once the heart of Germany's mining and steel industries, is now a vibrant cultural centre, selected as European Capital of Culture for 2010. art and culture in ruhr • european capital of culture 2010 • new uses for old industrial sites • ruhr river • unesco world heritage site at essen
Best Alternative Songs about Work Many songs have been written about the trials and tribulations of thankless jobs. Here are some of those songs that musicians have dedicated to working class heroes. best work songs • songs and alternative music about jobs • songs and music about getting laid off or being fi • songs and music about quitting a job • songs and music about getting a job
Black Country Museum Displays Vintage Motorbikes Motorcycle enthusiasts with a passion for 1920s and 1930s British bikes can indulge themselves at the Black Country Museum, a few miles outside of Birmingham, England. black country museum • vintage british motorcycles • ajs motorcycles • motorcycles manufactured in birmingham uk area • attractions in england's west midlands
Mining: Cutting energy costs Mining is traditionally an extremely energy-intensive exercise. Increased efficiency in mines has been accomplished by some unexpected means. mining • engineering • energy • energy consumption • ore
The Frank Slide in Alberta, Canada Noted as the largest landslide in Canada, the Frank Slide in the Rocky Mountains confirmed the Indian legend that Turtle Mountain was able to move. frank slide in alberta canada • collapse turtle mountain april 29 1903 • largest landslide canada • frank slide rocky mountains • indian legend turtle mountain
Vincent van Gogh, the Preacher An insight to Vincent van Gogh's life as a preacher before he became an artist. vincent van gogh • vincent van gogh the preacher • van gogh religion • evangelist vincent van gogh • van gogh vocation prior painter
Superstitions About The Mines Do women in mines bring bad luck? Miners long ago thought so. What do you think? women miners • superstitions • mining • ghosts
The Family History Can Be Literary, If You Try Coffee table family history books don't have to be dull.
200,000 School Children in the U.S. are Homeless A neglected face of the foreclosure crisis and increased homelessness in the United States are the number of school children going to classes with no permanent address. homeless students • mckinney-vento act • los angeles unified school district • jon decarmine • chicago public schools
A Profile of Scotland Scotland is one of the countries that forms the United Kingdom. It borders with England to the South. The capital city of Scotland is Edinburgh. guide to scotland • profile of scotland • religion in scotland • culture in scotland • government in scotland
Alternative Energy and Brazil What will we do if oil wells dry up? What will we do if there is no more coal? These are the questions which concern many nations today. With the world increasingly relyi brazil • usa • ethanol industry in brazil • renewable energy • renewable energy in usa
Environmental Crisis Just like Love Canal, Centralia, PA became an environmental nightmare. The air around the town is filled with carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfate. silent hill • carbon monoxide • environmental • love canal • centralia
North Central PA Covered Bridges Covered Bridges are a unique and dying part of American history, but the bridges are located in scenic spots that give a traveler something pleasant to look at. rishel covered bridge • covered bridges • pennsylvania covered bridges • hotels • bed and breakfast
Spend Thanksgiving in the Poconos If Thanksgiving is a chore, do away with the drudgery. Escape to the Poconos for a holiday weekend at the Inn at Jim Thorpe and let someone else do the cooking. jim thorpe • pa • the inn at jim thorpe • thanksgiving in the poconos • thanksgiving at the inn at jim thorpe
The Pontypool & Blaenavon Railway A standard gauge railway, 5 inch gauge railway, the highest station in England, ducks to feed, special events and a collection of miners lamps well-worth a day trip. standard gauge railway • heritage railway • vounteer railway • old coal transporting trains • pontypool & blaenavon railway
UK - Northumberland - Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle upon Tyne - lively city within reach of Lindisfarne and Alnwick Castle of Harry Potter fame. The City Centre has some of the finest architecture in the country newcastle upon tyne uk • northumberland • catherine cookson country • baltic centre for contemporary art • sage concert hall gateshead
Academy Award Winners from The 1940s Many of these 1940s Oscar movies are strong examples of powerful film making and are highly regarded today. Even the weaker ones are still enjoyable and worth a look. academy award winners 1940s • oscar winning • oscar best pictures 1940 • 1940 best picture • 1941 best picture
Burial of the Romanovs The burial of the Romanov bodies after the execution in July 1918 was conducted by Yakov Yurovsky. The remains of the Romanovs were buried in a pit for decades. burial of the romanovs • romanov bodies • remains of the romanovs • yurovsky • execution of the romanovs
Carbon Based Energy Sources and the Environment Traditional sources of energy, such as coal, oil and gas have serious consequences for the environment. Energy production and use can have serious environmental impacts. carbon based energy sources • environmental impacts • common sources of energy • traditional sources of energy • energy production and use
CARTER G. WOODSON: Father of Black History Profile of historian Carter G. Woodson, creator of Black History Month, celebrated each year in February to highlight and present the achievements of African Americans. african americans african american historians bl |
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