In the late 1700s to mid-1800s, coal miners worked in dim light, fueled at first by candles affixed to their heads, and later by whale’s oil lamps. Hundreds of years later, Underground Miners, a ...
Chris Hacker of Heritage Underground Lighting began exploring caves in his youth and this hobby quickly evolved into an ...
The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau announced a new collaborative attraction. Stories of Lansford: A History Trolley Tour has been developed in partnership with the Lansford Historical Society, With ...
At the start of their shift, the coal miners working on Enlow Fork Mine’s H-3 longwall section step into a black steel elevator and descend 800 feet underground, where they walk out through a heavy ...
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Experience the Americana Town in New Mexico So Charming You’ll Want to Keep It a Secret
In Madrid, vintage Americana meets colorful art, roadside diners, and small-town spirit. It just might be your new favorite ...
Tadamichi Ikeda watches with folded arms as seven trainees work by the light of their headlamps inside Japan’s last underground coal mine. The students had come from Vietnam to learn from master ...
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