One of the barrack towns erected to house evicted miners and their families in the northern W.Va. coal fields, ca. 1924 Lee captioned the photo: Barrack town of striking miners in northern field. This was probably in either Marion or Barbour County, WVa. This was the last phase of the WVA mine wars that crushed the UMWA in WVa for decades.Published in Bloodletting in Appalachia, by Howard B. Lee, p.152https://mds.marshall.edu/howard_lee_papers/1019/thumbnail.jp
Photo shows some land in West Virginia after reclamation work following coal mining
Thomas Gamble and Walter Reed homesteaded in the Cle Elum - Teanaway area in the northern portion of...
Baldwin-Felts detectives killed in the Matewan Massacre, May 19, 1920 Lee captioned this picture as:...
Three views of mine strikers\u27 forts near Grant Town, Marion County, WVa, ca. 1924 Lee captioned t...
Burning headhouse and conveyor at Cliftonville, Brooke County, WVa, mine ca. 1922 Lee captioned the ...
Collage of 3 views of mine striker\u27s tent colonies in Mingo County, WVa, ca. 1920 Lee captioned t...
State militia encampment on Paint Creek, WVa, during WV mine wars, ca. 1912 This was on Paint Creek ...
Top photo: Union relief day at Matewan for miners, bottom photo: A flying Squad of Mingo County mi...
Four Baldwin-Felts mine guards killed or wounded in the 1913 Cabin Creek, W.Va. mine wars. Lee capti...
Bill Blizzard, leader of UMWA in WVA, and Charles Town, WVA courthouse where he was tried for treaso...
Logan County,WVa Sheriff Don Chafin (center, front row) with his company-paid deputies or mine gua...
While surface mining began in West Virginia during WWI, the practice did not expand until WWII. Used...
Stickley Mill Ruins, near Strasburg, Virginia, circa 1941-1970. Caption reads: "Stickley Mill Ruins....
Photograph of a man, possibly a Works Progress Administration (WPA) employee, feeding a clay-water m...
Photograph of a street scene on Main Street in New Straitsville, 1938. This photo is from the smal...
Photo shows some land in West Virginia after reclamation work following coal mining
Thomas Gamble and Walter Reed homesteaded in the Cle Elum - Teanaway area in the northern portion of...
Baldwin-Felts detectives killed in the Matewan Massacre, May 19, 1920 Lee captioned this picture as:...
Three views of mine strikers\u27 forts near Grant Town, Marion County, WVa, ca. 1924 Lee captioned t...
Burning headhouse and conveyor at Cliftonville, Brooke County, WVa, mine ca. 1922 Lee captioned the ...
Collage of 3 views of mine striker\u27s tent colonies in Mingo County, WVa, ca. 1920 Lee captioned t...
State militia encampment on Paint Creek, WVa, during WV mine wars, ca. 1912 This was on Paint Creek ...
Top photo: Union relief day at Matewan for miners, bottom photo: A flying Squad of Mingo County mi...
Four Baldwin-Felts mine guards killed or wounded in the 1913 Cabin Creek, W.Va. mine wars. Lee capti...
Bill Blizzard, leader of UMWA in WVA, and Charles Town, WVA courthouse where he was tried for treaso...
Logan County,WVa Sheriff Don Chafin (center, front row) with his company-paid deputies or mine gua...
While surface mining began in West Virginia during WWI, the practice did not expand until WWII. Used...
Stickley Mill Ruins, near Strasburg, Virginia, circa 1941-1970. Caption reads: "Stickley Mill Ruins....
Photograph of a man, possibly a Works Progress Administration (WPA) employee, feeding a clay-water m...
Photograph of a street scene on Main Street in New Straitsville, 1938. This photo is from the smal...
Photo shows some land in West Virginia after reclamation work following coal mining
Thomas Gamble and Walter Reed homesteaded in the Cle Elum - Teanaway area in the northern portion of...
Baldwin-Felts detectives killed in the Matewan Massacre, May 19, 1920 Lee captioned this picture as:...