The Little Cities Archive

Shawnee, Ohio

Coal Mines Working

Posted by JRW on August 29, 2011

DO-NC-40, from the New Lexington Herald, 1/31/1940

Claybank No. 116,  DryDock No. 225, Rendville No. 9, Poston No.6, Hannah Essex, Doty, Chauncey No. 25, Carrington No. 107, McKinley No. 27, Doty No. 24, Black Diamond No. 50, Sunday Creek No. 90, George Jones No. 267,  Congo No. 217, Coonville, Carbondale, Kimberly

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5 Responses to “Coal Mines Working”

  1. robin riddlebarger kalish said

    I would love to hear more about Coonville. I just bought property there and want to learn more about Coonville history.

  2. Rob Dishon said

    Everybody here at the Little Cities office are a bit stumped as to the location of this community. Can you tell us which county and township it is located in

  3. robin riddlebarger kalish said

    it’s in Starr twp. On Hwy 56 in Hocking County. It’s between the village of Starr and laurel run rd. on 56. I have heard some stories from some neighbors about the mine and a building that is now a home in Coonville, it used to be the store where the miners bought nitro, explosives, etc. The property I got had two miners shacks on it, previous owner buried them. Can I submit Coonville info as I find it? Is this the correct way to submit it?

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