Savannah College of Art and Design, BFA - Historic Preservation
Virginia Commonwealth University, MURP - Urban Planning

andrea.houseman's favorite photos from other Flickr members (80)

  • Coal City Club in Coal City, West Virginia, a Part of Beckley All of the Men Are Coal Miners 06/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Jack Smith, 42, a Disabled Miner Who Lives in Rhodell, West Virginia, near Beckley 06/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Two Young People on Their Way to a High School Function in Brookside, Kentucky, near Middlesboro 06/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Miners and Their Families Gather to Talk and Enjoy the Outing at the Tennessee Consolidated Coal Company First Annual Picnic at a Tennessee Valley Authority Lake near Jasper and Chattanooga, Tennessee 08/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Clarice Brown, 19, Is a Secretary in the United Mine Workers Field Services Office in Charleston, West Virginia. Her Father Was a Miner Who Died of Black Lung Disease, Caused by Shortage of Breath as the Lung Sacs Are Filled with Coal Dust 04/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Slag Heap Above Housing on Buffalo Creek near Logan, West Virginia. Slag Heaps Are One of the Items Which Make Mining Families Mad. They Can Be Ignited by Spontaneous Combustion, Lightning, Fire Or Variety of Other Things, and Burn Indefinitely 04/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Paul Davis, 49, of Newton, West Virginia, near Charleston Seated in a Log Smokehouse He Has Under Construction. Suffering From Third Stage (Most Severe) Black Lung Symptoms 04/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Rear View of Supervisors' Housing in Dehue, West Virginia, a Youngstown Steel Corporation Company Town near Logan 04/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Main Street of Dehue, West Virginia, a Youngstown Steel Corporation Company Town near Logan 04/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Slag Heap on Buffalo Creek near Man and Logan, West Virginia. an Earthen Dam Gave Way on This Stream in the Early 1970's During a Rainstorm Creating a Tidal Wave of Flood Water Which Killed 104 People Living in the Valley Below 04/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • Row of Mobile Homes near Madison, West Virginia, with Trash Thrown Along the Edge of the Creek Is a Typical Scene in the Mining Valleys That Dot the Area...04/1974 by The U.S. National Archives
  • No Hope In Good Hope by evanleavitt
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