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Date
1907-1908
Creation Date
2016-09-15
Description
1 photograph. Black and White photograph reproduction printed on white paper of the aftermath of the December 6, 1907 Monongah, West Virginia mine explosion that was known as the worst mine explosion in U.S. history. This photo is one of three images printed on the page. The other images are entitled, " Scene after the explosion Monongah W. Va. No. 15 Dec. 8-07" and "No. 8 Rescue Party Clearing away a Cave."
Collection Number
39
Object Type
Photograph
Identifier
JAW39_p0312
Image Format
Still Image
Location
Kansas--Girard; West Virginia--Monongah
Publisher Digital
Pittsburg State University, Kansas, Axe Library, Special Collections
Rights
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Notes
Pittsburg State University, Special Collections, 39, Wayland, J. A., Box 8, Folder 281