Posted in Mining, People, Towns, tagged Black Diamond, hotels, Issaquah, Newcastle, Pacific Coast Bulletin, Pacific Coast Coal Co. on October 19, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Originally published in the Pacific Coast Bulletin, October 19, 1922
Men who produce the coal—The day’s toil has been completed, the ball of yarn wound, and these men, a portion of the outfit who assist in keeping Newcastle at the top of the list as a coal producer, agreed to step out on the sunny side of the lamp house to be shot. Many of them, as you will note, smiled. They knew the camera was shooting phony bullets. (more…)
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