Each number on this map correlates to the track numbers found on the Blair Pathways CD. You can click on any track number to listen to music samples and link to a historic essay. As the listener travels forward in time, beginning with early 19th-century coal extraction and ending with modern-day strip mining on Blair, each essay explores the chosen music music piece and its connection to a relevant moment in the West Virginia Mine Wars.

 
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Download the Complete Historical Narrative:  Blair Mountain Narrative.pdf

 
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