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Remembering the West Virginia Mine Wars
Episode 276

Remembering the West Virginia Mine Wars

Labor History Today

October 28, 202439m 11s

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Show Notes

LHT tours the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum with Executive Director Mackenzie New-Walker.
On this week’s Labor History in Two: The year was 1948. That was the day that a thick yellow fog rolled over the town of Donora, Pennsylvania just south of Pittsburgh.

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