300 Feet Beneath The Earth
by Gary Keesler
Title
300 Feet Beneath The Earth
Artist
Gary Keesler
Medium
Photograph - Digital Art Photography
Description
The Lackawanna Coal Mine is a retired coal mine and museum located in McDade Park in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
300 feet beneath the earth through an anthracite coal mine originally opened in 1860.
Some folks are terrified to actually go down this deep and tour below the underground, but this is what you would see if you did.
Coal mines or Coal Breakers of the anthracite regions of Pennsylvania could not fail to be forcibly impressed by the large number of boys, many of them of a very tender age of 12yrs old, employed in the collieries as drivers of mules and door tenders, and in the Screen room as slate pickers.
This is the view of the gangway split through the airway doors.
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September 5th, 2014
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Comments (22)
Anne Clark
Very cool...and I would be one of those terrified! Thanks for sharing!
Gary Keesler replied:
Thank you Anne, your views & comments are highly valued. Thanks for sharing.. :-)
Constantine Gregory
Outstanding capture!!! I like that you have included the visitors coming in for there first look.
Gary Keesler replied:
AWESOME COMMENTING!!! Thank you Constantine, your views & comments are highly valued... :-)
Cathy Mahnke
A wonderful, unique view! A little hard for me to think about traveling so deep into the earth!
Leif Sohlman
Well presented Gary, it seem very clean, Must have been very different when it was in business
Karen Adams
Oh! I get claustrophobic just looking at this!...wonderful capture of this scene......fv