Collection Name:
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Colorado Coal Project
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Title:
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Group interview (Reflex, Trinidad, Colorado) and interview with Mrs. Dunning.
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Creator:
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Margolis, Eric, 1947-
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Creator URI:
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http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n00101170
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Creator:
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McMahan, Ronald L.
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Creator URI:
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http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no94033808
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Subject:
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Coal mines and mining
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Subject URI:
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http://id.worldcat.org/fast/865355
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Subject:
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Coal mines and mining--Colorado--Boulder County
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Subject:
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Coal mines and mining--Las Animas County--Colorado
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Subject:
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Coal mines and mining--New Mexico
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Subject:
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Interviews
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Subject URI:
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http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1423832
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Description:
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10:00 -- Miners relate changes to Trinidad since they worked there (pg. 4 of pdf transcript); 20:00 -- The end of the coal mining industry in Trinidad and the future of the mines (pg. 10 of pdf transcript); 30:00 -- The coal industry's effects on Trinidad, and life in the coal camps (pg. 16 of pdf transcript); 40:00 -- The 1913-1914 strike, the Mother Jones parade, and Trinidad's future (pg. 22 of pdf transcript); 50:00 -- Coking coal and generating plants in the area, the black lung issue and silicosis (pg. 28 of pdf transcript); 62:00 -- Natural gas in Trinidad, meeting adjourns with more talk of the mining camps (pg. 34 of pdf transcript).
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Description Type:
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Segment Sequence
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Description:
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Retired coal miners discuss early 20th-century coal mining in Las Animas County: the transition from mules to mechanized equipment; the boom-and-bust when natural gas displaced coal; the 1913-1914 strike, the IWW, U.M.W.A, and unionization. Women and children marched to liberate Mother Jones from the hospital. Strip mines may take over coal production in the area, and members worry about population growth and land restoration. The black lung may have worsened after mechanization increased the amount of coal dust. This group of Yugoslavs and Italians describes positive relations with other Hispanic and Anglo co-workers. Mrs. Dunning describes early 20th-century coal towns, which endured hard times, but where many families managed to enjoy good lives despite poverty. Neighbors cooperated, and people raised livestock & hunted for food. The interviewees describe company towns and the uniformity of miners' houses.
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Description Type:
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summary
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Publisher:
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University of Colorado Boulder Archives
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Contributor:
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Dunning, Mrs.
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Date:
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1978-04-22
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Date:
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1978-04-24
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Type:
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Moving image
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Format:
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video/mov
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Identifier:
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150-Trinidad.mov
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Identifier ARK:
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https://ark.colorado.edu/ark:/47540/1w977b28n97r
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Language:
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English
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Relation:
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Title: Group interview (Reflex, Trinidad, Colorado) and interview with Mrs. Dunning.
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Relation Type:
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isFormatOf
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Relation href:
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https://ark.colorado.edu/ark:/47540/dt2d8f16m12r
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Raton (Colfax, New Mexico, United States, North America) (populated place)
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Coverage (Temporal):
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1905/1956
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Paonia (Delta, Colorado, United States, North America) (populated place)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Somerset Mine (Gunnison, Colorado, United States, North America) (mine)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Wooten Camp (Colorado, United States, North America) (unknown)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Valdez (Las Animas, Colorado, United States, North America) (populated place)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Rutin Mine (Colorado, United States, North America) (unknown)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Dillon Mine (Boulder, Colorado, United States, North America) (mine)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Trinidad (Las Animas, Colorado, United States, North America) (populated place)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Lafayette (Boulder, Colorado, United States, North America) (populated place)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Allen Mine (Las Animas, Colorado, United States, North America) (mine)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Frederick (Weld, Colorado, United States, North America) (populated place)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Las Animas County (Colorado, United States, North America) (civil)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Monarch Number One Mine (Boulder, Colorado, United States, North America) (mine)
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Coverage (Spatial):
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Morley (Las Animas, Colorado, United States, North America) (locale)
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