John Martin discusses his coal mining days, beginning in 1957 in the Northwestern Improvement Company (NWI) No. 9 Mine, where he worked as a rope rider---the best paying position with the highest risk. Martin worked in both the No. 9 and No. 10 Mines and discusses day-to-day operations as well as the closing of the No. 9 Mine in 1963. The cover image shows rope riders who worked in the NWI Company mines.https://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/roslyn_history/1064/thumbnail.jp
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This image was taken at the Roslyn Museum, where five former rope riders (Jim Larrigan, Jim Barich, ...
This image was taken at the Roslyn Museum, where five former rope riders (Jim Larrigan, Jim Barich, ...
Jim Barich, former rope rider, holds tools used at the Northwestern Improvement Company No. 9 Mine i...
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This image was taken at the Roslyn Museum, where five former rope riders (Jim Larrigan, Jim Barich, ...
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Albert Brownie Thomas (March 10, 1911-March 1, 2002) began working in the coal mines around Roslyn...
George Turner (b. May 13, 1927, in Freeburn, Kentucky) describes his early life in Roslyn, Washingto...
James (Jim) Larrigan talks about his parents, James (Jim) Larrigan, Sr., and Janette Hogan. He talks...
Joseph (Joe) Ozbolt (b. circa 1915 to John and Paulina Ozbolt) talks about the fifty years he spent ...
Leonard Boardman, Elmer Dalisky, and Rudy Zaputil talk about working conditions in the coal mines at...
Rope riders worked in the coal mines at Roslyn, Cle Elum, and Ronald, Washington. They did the most ...
In this interview, W. J. Ridgeway talks about his work in the coal mines. Ridgeway describes the pro...
This image was taken at the Roslyn Museum, where five former rope riders (Jim Larrigan, Jim Barich, ...
This image was taken at the Roslyn Museum, where five former rope riders (Jim Larrigan, Jim Barich, ...
Jim Barich, former rope rider, holds tools used at the Northwestern Improvement Company No. 9 Mine i...
Oliver Bell discusses his Finnish roots and his family\u27s immigration to Cle Elum, Washington, whe...
This image was taken at the Roslyn Museum, where five former rope riders (Jim Larrigan, Jim Barich, ...
John Ferro and Joe Melos, former rope riders, discuss their history with the Northwestern Improvemen...
In this interview, David Martin recounts his work history, which entails a short stint in an iron or...
Arthur (Art) Pasa (b. circa 1910) began working in the coal mines at Roslyn, Washington, at 17 years...
Albert Brownie Thomas (March 10, 1911-March 1, 2002) began working in the coal mines around Roslyn...
George Turner (b. May 13, 1927, in Freeburn, Kentucky) describes his early life in Roslyn, Washingto...
James (Jim) Larrigan talks about his parents, James (Jim) Larrigan, Sr., and Janette Hogan. He talks...
Joseph (Joe) Ozbolt (b. circa 1915 to John and Paulina Ozbolt) talks about the fifty years he spent ...