File:D&H No. 5 Breaker 1905.jpeg
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A photograph taken about 1905 of the breaker at the D&H No. 5 Colliery in Plymouth, Luzerne Co., Pennsylvania. |
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The photograph was published as a postcard by W.E. Howland of Plymouth in 1909 or earlier. |
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c. 1905 |
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| current | 20:38, 11 April 2010 | | 1,602 × 856 (702 KB) | Buckyboot (talk | contribs) | A photograph taken about 1905 of the breaker at the D&H No. 5 Colliery in Plymouth, Luzerne Co., Pennsylvania. The photograph was published as a postcard by W.E. Howland of Plymouth in 1909 or earlier. |
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