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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Studio portrait of a baby in a white dress sitting in a fur draped chair in the Trevey Studio. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Group Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Group Portrait
A group of men, women and children all sitting on the front porch of a house. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Family Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Family Portrait
A group of five men and two women pose with a dog on the steps leading to a wooden porch. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Studio portrait of a baby in a long white dress sitting in a fur draped chair in the Trevey Studio. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Family Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Family Portrait
This is a photograph of a group of fourteen men, women and children posing in front of a small wooden building. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Studio photograph of a young girl in a white dress and no shoes with a pocket watch on a chain around her neck. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Family Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Family Portrait
This is a photograph of two men sitting on a front porch pouring and drinking alcohol. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Portrait of a young boy wearing overalls and no shoes leaning against a wooden stool in the Trevey Studio. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Studio portrait of a young girl in a dark colored dress sitting in a fur draped chair in the Trevey Studio. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Photograph of an African American child in a short dress leaning against a wicker chair in the Trevey Studio. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Bank
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- Trevey, William O.
Bank
Photograph of three men standing outside the Bank of Mount Hope. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portrait
Standing portrait of a woman in a long white dress holding a fan. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Trains
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- Trevey, William O.
Trains
Five railroad employees posing on locomotive #199. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Portrait of a baby in a diaper sitting in a fur draped chair in the Trevey Studio. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portrait
Standing portrait of a woman in a long black skirt, white blouse and large black hat. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portrait
Standing portrait of a woman wearing coat, gloves and large hat while carrying a handbag. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Portrait of a young girl in a long white dress sitting in a fur draped chair in the Trevey Studio. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portrait
Photograph of an African American woman relaxing in a rocking chair. An African American man can be seen in the background holding up a quilt that serves as a backdrop for the photograph. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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West Virginia School
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- Trevey, William O.
West Virginia School
Photograph of students and their teacher outside a small wooden school house. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portraits
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portraits
Three men and three women posing for a portrait in the Trevey Studio. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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People Working
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- Trevey, William O.
People Working
Several people in a typing class. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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People Outside
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- Trevey, William O.
People Outside
Photograph of a man in a snowy field with a gun and two hunting dogs. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portraits
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portraits
Studio portrait of three young boys, all wearing knee pants and white shirts. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portraits
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portraits
Studio portrait of one seated man and two women standing while resting one hand each on his shoulders. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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People Outside
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- Trevey, William O.
People Outside
Photograph of a group representing several families. The families are posing together near a dirt road. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Family Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Family Portrait
Studio portrait of two adult women wearing dark dresses and one baby in a long white christening gown. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Trains
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- Trevey, William O.
Trains
Photograph of two men standing at the mouth of a train tunnel. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portraits
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portraits
Studio portrait of a family of four. The youngest child is wearing a very large sun bonnet. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Cotton Hill, West Virginia
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Cotton Hill, West Virginia
A group of people stand on the porch of a building in Cotton HIll, an unincorporated community in Fayette County, West Virginia. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Gauley Bridge, West Virginia
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Gauley Bridge, West Virginia
Bridge crossing the river in Gauley Bridge, West Virginia. The Gauley River and the New River converge at Gauley Bridge and form the Kanawha River. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Keeneys Creek
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Keeneys Creek
View of the town of Keeneys Creek, an unincorporated community in Fayette County, West Virginia. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Nuttallburg, West Virginia
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Nuttallburg, West Virginia
Point opposite Butchers Run a mile below Nuttallburg, West Virginia. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Keeneys Creek, West Virginia
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Keeneys Creek, West Virginia
Mountains along the New River seen from Keenys Creek coal tipple. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Fayette County
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Fayette County
View of Manns Creek in eastern Fayette County. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Blue Hole tunnel
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Blue Hole tunnel
The scene around an entrance to Blue Hole Tunnell in Fayette County, West Virginia. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Keeneys Creek, West Virginia
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Keeneys Creek, West Virginia
Train tracks along the upper grade of the Keeneys Creek Branch. Keenys Creek was an unincorporated community in Fayette County, West Virginia. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Coal Mining Machinery
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- Trevey, William O.
Coal Mining Machinery
Two men inside a mine riding on an Arcwall Machine. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century. (COAL029)- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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West Virginia School
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- Trevey, William O.
West Virginia School
Small school group and teachers posing in front of their one-room schoolhouse. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Rail Bike
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- Trevey, William O.
Rail Bike
Four men and one woman riding on a rail bike. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Group Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Group Portrait
Studio portrait of a group, all wearing flowers pinned to their jackets or shirts. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portraits
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portraits
Studio portrait of a woman sitting in the Trevey Studio wearing a dark dress with a large bow at her throat. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Child Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Child Portrait
Portrait of a young girl in a white dress and no shoes. The girl is wearing a pocket watch on a chain around her neck. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Family Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Family Portrait
This photograph shows a large group of men, women and children all posing on the stairs leading to the front door of a wooden structure. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portraits
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portraits
Studio portrait of a young woman in a dark dress resting both hands on the back of a chair. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portraits
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portraits
Photograph of a woman in a high-collared dress. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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Studio Portrait
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- Trevey, William O.
Studio Portrait
Portrait of an African American woman in a dark dress, jacket and tie and holding an umbrella. From studio portraiture to candid location shots, the William O. Trevey Glass Slide Collection documents the daily lives and labor of coal miners, primarily in the New River Coal Fields of southern West Virginia, at the turn of the Twentieth Century.- Creator
- Trevey, William O.
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New River
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
New River
The river near Belspring. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Dry Branch, West Virginia
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Dry Branch, West Virginia
A mountain in Dry Branch, an unincorporated community in Kanawha County. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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New River
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
New River
Looking up the New River from West Belspring. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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Kanawha Falls
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- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
Kanawha Falls
A view of the Kanawha falls. The Willis W. Vail Glass Slide Collection is one of three significant collections of mine-related photography aggregated in the George and Melody Bragg New River Coal Fields Photographic Collections housed in Archives & Special Collections in Radford University's McConnell Library. Employed primarily as a surveyor in the years 1890-1896, Willis W. Vail (1868-1951) documented through photography the towns and scenery of the New River Gorge mining companies, especially in Raleigh, Fayette, and McDowell Counties.- Creator
- Vail, Willis W., 1868-1951
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