Montour No 4 Mine at Craig Eva blog

Montour No 4 Mine. The mine was capable of loading over 20,000 car loads of coal each year. A closer look at the portal reveals the. A vertical shaft reached the. Ron franko took these pictures of a sealed portal into the montour no. At hills station we reach montour no. 4 mine sat on the mcmurry syncline, where the coal seam was at 700' to 740' msl, dipping upward to the northeast. This mine was located on what is now the montour trail. The pittsburgh coal company opened montour no. This shaft opened in 1914 when the montour railroad was completed to serve the mine. The pictures collected in this article were taken by john collier, an office of war information photographer, and capture the gritty. 4 mine nestled in the valley formed by brush run. You can walk up a hill from the trail to see one of the old portals. 4 mine that was recently uncovered. 4 was a mine for bituminous coal, one of the most volatile forms, requiring the miners to vigilantly monitor for the presence of flammable gases.

4 mine nestled in the valley formed by brush run. Ron franko took these pictures of a sealed portal into the montour no. A vertical shaft reached the. The pittsburgh coal company opened montour no. 4 mine that was recently uncovered. 4 was a mine for bituminous coal, one of the most volatile forms, requiring the miners to vigilantly monitor for the presence of flammable gases. 4 mine sat on the mcmurry syncline, where the coal seam was at 700' to 740' msl, dipping upward to the northeast. The mine was capable of loading over 20,000 car loads of coal each year. The pictures collected in this article were taken by john collier, an office of war information photographer, and capture the gritty. This mine was located on what is now the montour trail.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (vicinity). Montour no. Free Photo rawpixel

Montour No 4 Mine A vertical shaft reached the. The mine was capable of loading over 20,000 car loads of coal each year. You can walk up a hill from the trail to see one of the old portals. A closer look at the portal reveals the. This shaft opened in 1914 when the montour railroad was completed to serve the mine. 4 mine nestled in the valley formed by brush run. 4 mine sat on the mcmurry syncline, where the coal seam was at 700' to 740' msl, dipping upward to the northeast. The pictures collected in this article were taken by john collier, an office of war information photographer, and capture the gritty. At hills station we reach montour no. This mine was located on what is now the montour trail. The pittsburgh coal company opened montour no. A vertical shaft reached the. 4 mine that was recently uncovered. Ron franko took these pictures of a sealed portal into the montour no. 4 was a mine for bituminous coal, one of the most volatile forms, requiring the miners to vigilantly monitor for the presence of flammable gases.