Above ground at the Nanaimo Mine disaster
- C-03715
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- 1887
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Above ground at the Nanaimo Mine disaster
RECORDED: Nanaimo (B.C.), 1979-06-20 SUMMARY: One in a series of interviews about the history of Vancouver Island's coal mining industry and mining communities. Cape Breton; the Depression; flu; to Nanaimo; uses for coal; church; into mine; washers; living conditions; wages; blow out; union; animals; No. 1 explosion; transportation; rope rider; coal left; Chinese; powder works; won't go back; Morden; inside mine; beer; Granby.;
Commission on Causes of Explosions in Coal Mines (1902-1903)
This series consists of the records of the Commission on Causes of Explosions in Coal Mines, 1902-1903. Records include
the report and transcripts of evidence.
British Columbia. Commission on Causes of Explosions in Coal Mines (1902-1903)
Commission on the Explosion in B North Mine, Coal Creek (1915)
This series consists of the records of the Commission on the Explosion in B North Mine, Coal Creek. Commission records consist of the original signed report, in which he was highly critical of mine officials, and correspondence regarding his account for services rendered.
British Columbia. Commission on the Explosion in B North Mine, Coal Creek (1915)
RECORDED: Nanaimo (B.C.), 1979-01-30 SUMMARY: One in a series of interviews about the history of Vancouver Island's coal mining industry and mining communities. Union pension; George Edwards; boarding houses; 1877 strike; education; Extension explosion; blow-out at Granby; Brechin mine; temperature in mine; lamps; gas; ventilation; check numbers; hard work; 1912 strike; powder works explosion; miners' ticket; Jingle Pot; cave-ins; grievances; injury; scabs; protection cage; No. 1 whistle; dancing; deer hunting; coal ships; church; the Depression.
RECORDED: Cumberland (B.C.), 1979-08-13 SUMMARY: One in a series of interviews about the history of Vancouver Island's coal mining industry and mining communities. Born in Northfield; blacklisting; school in Cumberland; wages; 1909 explosion; open No. 1; powder works explosion; living conditions; Jingle Pot with Joe Mair; working conditions; strike; medical coverage; scabs; union; Japanese, Chinese; militia; entertainment; Cumberland; Extension riot; red light district; 1919 No. 1.
Nanaimo; Western Fuel Co. fire in the shaft
No. 3 Mine Coal Creek explosion
The item is a b&w photograph of a mining lamp found during the investigation into the No. 3 Coal Creek Colliery explosion at Fernie in April 1917. The Coal Creek Colliery was owned and operated by the Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company, Limited. The explosion took place on April 5, 1917 and killed all 34 men working at the mine at the time.