Mrs. Leanore Miller, widow of a miner, with a picture of her husband. She said, "there's more widows and orphens in this holler than men at work". Kentucky Straight Creek Coal Company, Belva Mine, abandoned after explosion in Dec. 1945, Four Mile, Bell County, Kentucky.

Mrs. Leanore Miller, widow of a miner, with a picture of her husband. She said, "there's more widows and orphens in this holler than men at work". Kentucky Straight Creek Coal Company, Belva Mine, abandoned after explosion in Dec. 1945, Four Mile, Bell County, Kentucky.

Coal miner and wife and children. He has been injured in mines four times. Since last year, has been refused work, now is on relief. Pursglove, Scotts Run, West Virginia

Front porch and family of Furman Currington, miner, who lives in company housing project. Two of family are not in picture. Black Mountain Corporation, 30-31 Mines, Kenvir, Harlan County, Kentucky.

Bedroom in home of Murray Price, miner, six people sleep in these two beds. One larger boy is missing in picture. He sleeps in a bed on right. Black Mountain Corporation, 30-31 Mines, Kenvir, Harlan County, Kentucky.

Mrs. Mary Ankrom, twenty-eight, mother of six children, employed at the Pennsylvania Railroad engine house 8d30153v

Mrs. Anna Matecko, a Lithuanian, mother of four children, employed as a stower of freight 8d30406v

Home and family of Monzel Cox in company housing project. In foreground of picture is caked mud left by flood of around June 1, 1946, which forced family to move their furniture and household goods to second floor. Pursglove Coal Mining Company, Pursglove #2 Mine, Pursglove, Monongalia County, West

Pitcairn, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Jennie Wensel, mother of two children employed as a machinist's helper in the Pennsylvania railroad yards, earning seventy-two cents an hour