Collection: Pocahontas Mines Collection, 1883/1997 - ARVAS Search Results

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Elkhorn Road, State of West Virginia State Road Commission, Plan and Profile of Proposed Construction of State Road 3007 Project, Elkhorn District, McDowell County from Mayberry to McDowell County Line Box 428

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Elk Ridge and Powhatan leaseholds, Outcrops of No. 3 Pocahontas Seam and No. 6 Pocahontas Seam, no mine workings, 1949 Box 436

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Elmira Coal Co., 1979 Box B42

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Employee payroll ledger, unidentified company and Crozer Coal and Land Company - Turkey Gap Operation, Dott, West Virginia, 1962/1963 Box L21

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Engineering Department, Louisville Coal & Coke Company, Goodville, West Virginia ledger Box L24

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Engineering Department Traverse ledger, Heanagar Mine, Lego Lease, Hugh Branch, Midget Coal Company, No. 1 Mine Box L19

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Engineer's calculations for length and slope for conveyors Box 646, Folder 11

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Engineer's notes and calculations on haul road grades Box 646, Folder 11

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Enterprise Wheel and Car Corp.

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Escape hoist - Consol Maitland mine, building plans Box 576

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