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First published at 17:01 UTC on November 12th, 2023.

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This video series documents my visit to the abandoned coal mining town of Stone Cliff, WV, founded by Noah Jenkins and J.H. Bramwell around 1882-1883. Stone Cliff was among the earliest coal towns in the New River Gorge. Bramwell later went on to establish the community of Bramwell in Mercer County in 1888. As was typical of the mining operations within the gorge, the mines were located well above the town. The people of Stone Cliff worked in the two drift mines, one into the Fire Creek seam and the other three hundred feet above the first in the Sewell seam. Coal was moved from the mine to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad or the abundant coke ovens near the town by means of a tramway and monitor cars.

The town site is located at the eastern end of the Stone Cliff bridge, originally constructed in 1928 to replace a ferry that had operated at the same location.

My visit took place on November 4, 2023.

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