Bullpush Hollow

A Story of Miners and Their Families in the Coal Camps of West Virginia and the Mine Wars of the Early 1900’s.

A Struggle for Freedom

Bullpush Hollow

Bullpush Hollow

A Story of Miners and Their Families in the Coal Camps of West Virginia and the Mine Wars of the Early 1900’s.

A Struggle for Freedom

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Cooper Home, Boomer WV, Late Spring 1909  

(M. Glass, R. Gillespie Oral History, Green)

A Place of Our Own #10B

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Like many mining families, the young Cooper family moved frequently before settling down.  In 1900, they moved from Syracuse Ohio to somewhere in the New River Area. Around 1906 they moved to Cedar Grove.  From there, they moved to Boomer and then to Marting finally building a home at nearby Bullpush Hollow in Cannelton.

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