Bituminous Coal. Bituminous mining operations are active in 21 counties in the southwest region of Pennsylvania and is the most abundant coal found in our state. Its primary uses …

Blaschak Anthracite is uniquely positioned to serve as a global supplier of anthracite coal, with rail access to East Coast ports. All mining is done on previously mined land that is …

The Pennsylvania Coal Alliance is committed to promoting and advancing the Pennsylvania coal industry and the economic and social benefit to the employees, …

The 1910s and 1920s were the most active decades for Cambria County coal mining, producing over 16 million tons of coal annually (except for 1922, when a widespread miner strike reduced the amount to about 12.9 million tons). The Great Depression impacted the industry severely, however – many smaller operators went out of business.

CONSOL Energy Inc. (NYSE: CEIX) is a Canonsburg, Pennsylvania-based producer and exporter of high-Btu bituminous thermal and crossover metallurgical coal. It owns and operates some of the most productive longwall mining operations in the Northern Appalachian Basin. Our flagship operation is the Pennsylvania Mining Complex, …

Jeff Campbell, who oversees the bitcoin mining operation at the Scrubgrass Power Plant in Kennerdell, Pennsylvania, said each of their computers generates an average of $30 a day mining bitcoin.

About Pennsylvania, U.S., Coal Employment Records, 1900-1954 The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company (LCNC) was formed in 1820 by a merger of the Lehigh Coal Company and the Lehigh Navigation Company. Both had been founded in 1818 by Josiah White, Erskine Hazard, and George F. Hauto.

Bituminous Coal Mining Reports – 2021. Bituminous Statewide Production Summary (PDF) Bituminous Statewide Production Summary (Excel) Bituminous Operators and …

Supplying Domestic and International Markets for over 150 Years, the Reading Anthracite Company is a Leader in Pennsylvania's Anthracite Coal Industry. The Reading Anthracite Company of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, mines and reliably supplies, consistently high-quality, multi-grade hard coal products. And, within close proximity to major East ...

For 85 years, Blaschak Anthracite has remained at the forefront of anthracite mining. Today, the company maintains a leading role in the industry with a strong legacy and a bright future. 1937 – John, Anthony Sr., and Walter Blaschak start Blaschak Trucking, a transporter and marketer of deep-mined coal. 1945 – Blaschak acquires a deep mine ...

The Number 9 Coal Mine was opened in 1855 by the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company. The mine featured miles of tunnels and went as far as 800 feet below the surface. It produced a significant amount of anthracite coal from the Panther Valley's Mammoth Vein in Carbon County, PA. The entrance to the Number 9 Coal Mine and …

The Ernest Plant was a coal mining and coking operation opened in 1902 by the R&P Coal and Iron Company. A history of one of the planned mining communities build by the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation. A reprint of a 1980 article about Clymer's Diamond Jubilee, marking the coal town's 75th year.

Coal Miner Records . Registers of Mine Accidents for the Anthracite Districts, 1899-1972 {#45.14} Mine accident registers providing documentation on mining accidents for the A n thracite coal fields. Information provided within each report includes name of the inspector, name of mine, name of the injured miner, mine district number, date of the ...

Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus has been the home of the Coal and Coke Heritage Center since 1977. The project developed and expanded following the publication of what is now considered a classic work on coal and coke: Patch/Work Voices: The Culture and Lore of a Mining People, written by former campus instructors Drs. Evelyn A. Hovanec ...

Coal Culture and Industrial Heritage Projects. Coal mining and the culture that formed around it left an indelible imprint on the industrial heritage of Western Pennsylvania. Miners, coal companies, and unions forge the unique character of Pennsylvania Coal Culture in this region. The following resources document the lives of Western ...

Coal tipple at the Pittsburgh Coal Company's First Pool Mine No. 2. 2002 image courtesy of Ray Mercado. The Mathies mine near New Eagle, PA, which opened in 1944, was said to be the last bituminous coal mine in Pennsylvania to use rail haulage to bring the coal out of the mine. The mine cars are shown here shortly after the mine's closing in 2002.

Berwind-White Coal Mining Company opened Eureka No. 30 mine in 1897, followed by No. 31 and 32. The miners' families of these mines lived at Windber. ... since the laws of Pennsylvania forbid a coal-mining company to own and operate such stores. In actual practice, however, they are very closely related to the coal-mining company. In most …

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The St. Clair Coal Company was a medium-sized independent anthracite producer located near Saint Clair, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Incorporated in 1895, the company sold most of its coal through brokers in New York and Philadelphia. Under William T. Smyth (1843-1920), who became general superintendent in 1900, the company constructed a ...

The Coalport Area Coal Museum is housed in the large hallway of the Coalport Community Building on Forest Street in Coalport, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1991 through the efforts of the Coalport Area Museum Commission, and Glendale Industrial Development Association, the Museum was funded initially by contributions from the ...

Also, it was a commerical hub for surrounding coal camps like Marsteller and Bakerton. Employees of Madeira-Hill Coal Mining Co. and Springfield Coal Mine Corporation lived at Spangler. But Spangler was a fully-functioning borough and not just a coal company town. A hospital for injured coal miners opened in 1909. It was demolished in the 2000s.

From Business: Berwind Natural Resources Corporation is an Appalachian-based land and resource management company with diversified mineral ownership in Pennsylvania, Kentucky,… 27. Rosebud Mining Co

The Colver coal mine and patch town in Cambria County, Pennsylvania date back to 1911 when they were built by the Ebensburg Coal Company. Sep. 2003 image by author. These are four room houses for the "hunky" …

Culture and images from Western Pennsylvania's coalfields. ... Lincoln Gas Coal Company constructed Lincoln Hill mine and patch town in Washington County in 1917-18. The first coal was shipped on August 26, 1918. Lincoln Mines No. 1 and 2 were accessed by each having its own shaft.

Mining Company We are a producer of low, mid, and high volatile metallurgical coals in Pennsylvania, and steam coals in Pennsylvania and Ohio. We serve some of the …

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Jeddo Coal Company is a family-run business and the people that make up the Company have a long history in the Pennsylvania anthracite industry. In 1934, the company's …

Large homes in a section of Woodvale, PA known as Millionaire's Row. Woodvale is a company town constructed by the Rockhill Iron and Coal Company in the 1890s. They continued mining there until the 1950s. Aug. 2004 image by author. A coal company-built double house in Woodvale that has retained much of it's historic integrity. Aug. 2004 …

Over 15 billion tons of coal have been taken from Pennsylvania since mining began around 1760 (near Pittsburgh). The peak year of production was 1917, when 277 million tons were extracted. PA was the No. 1 coal mining state in the U.S.A. until West ia surpassed it in 1930. In 1992 Pennsylvania produced only 65 million tons of coal, but ...

A variety of records documents the fatalities and non-fatal injuries that occurred in the Berwind-White Coal Mining Company's Mines in the Windber, Pennsylvania, area during active underground operations there from 1897, when the first mines opened, to 1962, when the last mines closed. This company town, with a local area population of about ...