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Shenandoah, Pennsylvania. Renick and Gladski, two miners drilling to set a blast in Maple Hill mine tunnel twenty-nine
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Shenandoah, Pennsylvania. Renick and Gladski, two miners drilling to set a blast in Maple Hill mine tunnel twenty-nine

Dick, Sheldon · 1938-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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shenandoahpennsylvanianitrate negativesunited statesschuylkill county
Credit lineShenandoah, Pennsylvania. Renick and Gladski, two miners drilling to set a blast in Maple Hill mine tunnel twenty-nine. 1938-01-01. Dick, Sheldon. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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