Coal mines and mining -- Wyoming
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Narrower Term: Abandoned coal mines
Narrower Term: Anthracite coal mines and mining
Narrower Term: Barrier pillars
Narrower Term: Bituminous coal mines and mining
Narrower Term: Coal gasification, Underground
Narrower Term: Gate roads (Mining)
Narrower Term: Kettlebottoms (Mining)
Narrower Term: Lignite mines and mining
Narrower Term: Longwall mining
Narrower Term: Photography of coal mines
Narrower Term: Pit pony
Narrower Term: Thick seam miningSearch also headings beginning with the words Mine and Mining
Variant(s): Coal mining Collieries See also: Energy industries Mines and mineral resources headings beginning with the words Mine and Mining Found in: UMI business vocab. Nadin, J. Hapton Valley Colliery, 1994: t.p. (an historic account of an East Lancashire coal mine) OED (colliery: a place where coal is worked; a coal-mine)
Found in 1 Collection or Record:
Guide to the President Warren G. Harding speech manuscript
Collection — Box 326
Identifier: H71-101 (MSS 558)
Abstract
Speech given by President Warren G. Harding at Cheyenne 1923 June 25, 27 pages, accompanied by 4 letters of authentication. Speech discusses Wyoming's post-WWI depression, the state's resilience, and the future of coal and coal miners.
Dates:
1923 June 25