William A. Colliery, Lackawanna, Pennsylvaniapic.twitter.com/1Q9nBKWVdi
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The Sibley breaker, Pennsylvania, as captured in 1886, destroyed by fire on June 23, 1906.pic.twitter.com/UYeW2syzWn
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This looks almost like a Gottfried Böhm's church... Storrs Breaker, Steamtown, c. 1905pic.twitter.com/NvMs6gWk0F
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The Bast Colliery breaker, on the east side of Big Mine Run Creek, as captured circa 1920 http://www.pagenweb.org/~schuylkill/castle/castle20.jpg …pic.twitter.com/um9i0tfwtx
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reminds me of the Kennecott Copper Mill in Wrangell St-Elias. was this used for crushin' rocks too?pic.twitter.com/AQ7mZNsLhM
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Looks like something out of
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This is one of the most aesthetically pleasing building I’ve ever seen.
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pl_barnblitz
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Had to get educated. The Sibley breaker is a coal mine shaft. Amazing what it took to extract energy from the ground. We need
#MATH. https://earther.gizmodo.com/giant-space-mirrors-engineered-glaciers-presidential-1833669977 …pic.twitter.com/GfNXmcX4t2Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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