Coal Creek Miners Museum
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Twenty-nine volunteers, including nine Coal Creek Scholars,
gathered to help prepare the new museum building for the future. The
museum will feature lessons in the rich history of Coal Creek and honor the
Coal Creek miners and their families and teach the history of coal mining
from the mid-1800s to the present, including the innovations and safety
measures used today based on lessons learned during the settlement of the
area by the Welsh immigrant coal miners, the Coal Creek War, and the
Frateville and Cross Mountain mine disasters.
www.coalcreekaml.com/Legacy.htm Volunteers cleared out ceramic tile and carpet, removed old wood and debris, swept, dusted, cleaned windows, vacuumed, and cleared the two floors to make ready for future school field trips and tourists. Our scholars earned credit towards scholarships by performing community service at this fun event. |
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Greg Campbell, Ian and Samantha Campbell, and Robert Griffith |
Tim Hatmaker, Savannah Eagleton & Ruby Phillips |
L to R - Carol Moore, Kim Phillips, Holley Smith, Emily Phillips, Barry Thacker, Paul Long, Javen Payne & Drew Payne COAL CREEK SCHOLARS! |
Coal Creek Scholars volunteering! |
Barry Thacker after being stabbed by a nail AND electrocuted by a live wire! |
Anderson County Tourism Director Stephanie Wells with her helpful son Cade |
Austin Stovall, Boomer Winfrey, Robert Griffith, Luci Bates and Coal Creek Scholar Javen Payne |
Charlene and Danny Ellis Danny is one of our many volunteers from the Office of Surface Mining (He's retired now) |
Ruby Phillips, mother of Coal Creek Scholars Kim & Emily Phillips |
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VOLUNTEERS INCLUDED: Luci David Bates |
Carol Moore with Cade Wells, son of Anderson County Tourism Director Stephanie Wells |
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