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This miniature colliery and coke plant, in one of the unique exhibits in the Smithsonian Institution, is an exact reproduction of a large coal company in West Virginia. The model well illustrates the operations and setting, typical of the coal mining industry in general. It is said to be the largest
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This miniature colliery and coke plant, in one of the unique exhibits in the Smithsonian Institution, is an exact reproduction of a large coal company in West Virginia. The model well illustrates the operations and setting, typical of the coal mining industry in general. It is said to be the largest

Harris & Ewing · 1923 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineThis miniature colliery and coke plant, in one of the unique exhibits in the Smithsonian Institution, is an exact reproduction of a large coal company in West Virginia. The model well illustrates the . 1923. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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