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2 Responses to “Coal Mine # 25 (formerly Sunday Creek Coal mine #275)”

1. Ed margraf said

   June 29, 2012 at 3:36 pm

   Does anyone know what criteria was used to number the mine in the area. I lived ther from 1951 thru 1959 and knew of mines No. 9,13 15, 17. I know where the NO9 mine was, north of Corning, but only swam in the resivories of the others..

   Ed margraf
   Emargraf@msn.com

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2. Eugene (Joe) Edwards said

   August 7, 2012 at 6:58 pm

   Does anyone Know What year the Chauncey Mine Tipple burned???I know it was rebuilt.A Man by the name of Paige Morris Was The head of the NEW YORK COAL COMPANY at the time.Thrir office was over the Majestic theater on the public square in Nelsonville.

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