Your papa should write a book about his life in the coal mine what it was like how life was back then. It’s a dying breed times are changing so much. The future should hear about it.
I agree!!! We need all the History we can get our hands on preserved. We have lost so much already. It really would be awesome to read your PaPa’s story! Thank you for sharing by
Oh wow. My dad was a coal miner in Tennessee back in the early 1920's. Dangerous job. He joined the Navy just to get out of the coal mines. He spent 30 years in the Navy. Made a career of it. We visited Tennessee growing up and his nephews were coal miners in Whitwell Tennessee. Thanks for the video. God bless y'all!
Corey, you're an excellent narrator. It's so nice how you help fill in details and explain things mawmaw and pawpaw may have forgotten. One thing your family does is show a lot of love to each other, and really to everyone. 💕😀💕 Y'all just stay the way you are💕💕💕
I enjoy going to museums and looking at historical places, thank you for taking us along. God bless you Papaw, Mamaw and Corey and God bless everyone watching too!❤
My Uncle and Dad, Worked in Fort Springs W Va, It was called Snowflake, We lived in a small shanty, I wouldn’t trade those memories for anything. We were poor but the Love we received was amazing.
Very interesting video!! Nice cap Papaw. 🇺🇸 Thank you for taking us along on this journey. Mamaw, Papaw & Corey, you’re all such sweethearts 😊 Love you and looking forward to part 2🩷💛💚💜
Great video! I love papa's hat. Trump2024! I just ordered that gentleman's book from Amazon. I'm from Western PA about 39 miles away from Que Creek Mine. Looking forward to part two of this video.
Yea TRUMP!!!! I SAW papa's cap.❤ I really loved the tour and the items for sale. I would love to go there.I'm glad to see you're enjoying yourself and out of the kitchen Mamaw. Hi Papaw it's so good to see you again. Hi Corey thank you for videoing for us. Let us see you. I wish I would of been there with y'all. We would of had a blast!!❤ Love y'all and God Bless. ❤
Enjoyed the video..the tour of the coal miner’s museum was so interesting! I have a special respect for the coal miners. A hard and dangerous job. Thank you for sharing.
Hey y'all, this is so interesting, can't wait for pt.2. i have a lot of respect for anyone who is or has been in this profession! Love your hat pawpaw 👍! Love y'all, thank you Corey! ❤️🫰
Hi Corey, MsM.and Milton!!! I really enjoyed this video. I'm from a small coal town back in Pennsylvania!!! I always like coal. I have a piece on TV stand!!! That museum is so...nice. Nice to see the old fella!!! What a nice man he is.Mickey...GOD Bless you. Thank you for this wonderful video. I'm getting ready to watch The Kentucky Derby now. Take Care and GOD Bless...🦋
Awesome video - thank you for showing around and sharing. I come from a family of coal miners all over southeastern Kentucky and West Virginia too. Neat statute at the end of the video - my great-grandmother's brother (who was a coal miner too) is buried in Blue Ridge Memorial Cemetery too! :)
I been there before. It’s an awesome place to visit. I would love to go back. The guy that drove us threw the mine gave my daughter a price of coal to take home. We still have it and that was like 10 years ago.
Very interesting its always nice to know the history of a state thank you so much in joyed it so much a little bit of coal in the giveaway box would be cool God is great Amen .you look very nice sister Margaret in the video.
I remember as a child you could buy coal in sacks my dad cut wood and we used coal and wood to heat with also had a wood cook stove I miss my parents they always took good care of us kids (5 boys and 1 girl) my older brother and I are the only ones left I miss my family
As a very young child, my family lived a short time in public housing with coal chutes. I think by then the heating systems had been converted to something else because I don't remember Mom shoveling coal into a furnace. There are actually coal mines in Washington State, among other mines, but the only mine I've ever been to is a silver mine in Idaho. They didn't have lumps of silver for sale in the gift shops😂
"Coal keeps the lights on! Is right! They used to call it King Coal for a reason. This country was built on it. Many coal fired plants are being closed due to the environment. I live near a coal plant that is converting to natural gas. Coal mining was a dangerous job, but our country was built on it a lot. That's what put food on the table and kept the lights on, folks.
Corey, this was so interesting. As long as I have lived in Wv, I have never been to the exhibition mine. The gentleman you talked to was very interesting. You and Mawmaw are good ambassadors for Wv, because there are still people who dont realize Wv and Va are 2 different states. 😊
That’s so sad but yes it is a very Dangerous job that’s why I’ve never been interested in it, i think losing a finger is actually a common thing for coal miners and my papaw and uncle Delbert have dozens of stories that they have told me about all the times that they have been badly hurt but anyway thank you so much for your comment and God bless you
Your papa should write a book about his life in the coal mine what it was like how life was back then. It’s a dying breed times are changing so much. The future should hear about it.
Wow that’s a really great idea and I’ll tell him about your idea and thank you so much and God bless you
I agree!!! We need all the History we can get our hands on preserved. We have lost so much already. It really would be awesome to read your PaPa’s story! Thank you for sharing by
Oh wow. My dad was a coal miner in Tennessee back in the early 1920's. Dangerous job. He joined the Navy just to get out of the coal mines. He spent 30 years in the Navy. Made a career of it. We visited Tennessee growing up and his nephews were coal miners in Whitwell Tennessee. Thanks for the video. God bless y'all!
Corey, you're an excellent narrator. It's so nice how you help fill in details and explain things mawmaw and pawpaw may have forgotten.
One thing your family does is show a lot of love to each other, and really to everyone. 💕😀💕
Y'all just stay the way you are💕💕💕
Thank you so much for this it really means a lot and God bless you
❤❤❤ thank God for men like paw paw they kept us warm for years ! Love you guys !❤ Thank you from Texas
What a fun tour Corey! Hello Mamaw and Papaw you both are so stinking cute! I just love this sweet family!
God Bless this wonderful family❤️🙏🏻✝️Don’t change a thing Corey, I love this channel and your narrative 👍🏻
Thank you so much Corey for taking us on the tour.❤from Alabama
I enjoy going to museums and looking at historical places, thank you for taking us along. God bless you Papaw, Mamaw and Corey and God bless everyone watching too!❤
My Uncle and Dad, Worked in Fort Springs W Va, It was called Snowflake, We lived in a small shanty, I wouldn’t trade those memories for anything. We were poor but the Love we received was amazing.
Very interesting video!!
Nice cap Papaw. 🇺🇸
Thank you for taking us along on this journey.
Mamaw, Papaw & Corey, you’re all such sweethearts 😊 Love you and looking forward to part 2🩷💛💚💜
Great video! I love papa's hat. Trump2024! I just ordered that gentleman's book from Amazon. I'm from Western PA about 39 miles away from Que Creek Mine. Looking forward to part two of this video.
What an interesting place to visit!
Very nice shop. Your Pawpaw did some hard work with scary conditions.
Thanks for the wonderful tour of everything VERY INTERESTING!!!
Yea TRUMP!!!! I SAW papa's cap.❤ I really loved the tour and the items for sale. I would love to go there.I'm glad to see you're enjoying yourself and out of the kitchen Mamaw. Hi Papaw it's so good to see you again. Hi Corey thank you for videoing for us. Let us see you. I wish I would of been there with y'all. We would of had a blast!!❤ Love y'all and God Bless. ❤
Enjoyed the video..the tour of the coal miner’s museum was so interesting! I have a special respect for the coal miners. A hard and dangerous job. Thank you for sharing.
God bless everyone who lived the life of mining it was a hard time. Thankyou Corey for the tour with Mawma and pawpa. Carol appreciates y’all.
Hey y'all, this is so interesting, can't wait for pt.2. i have a lot of respect for anyone who is or has been in this profession! Love your hat pawpaw 👍! Love y'all, thank you Corey! ❤️🫰
Hi Corey, MsM.and Milton!!! I really enjoyed this video. I'm from a small coal town back in Pennsylvania!!! I always like coal. I have a piece on TV stand!!! That museum is so...nice. Nice to see the old fella!!! What a nice man he is.Mickey...GOD Bless you. Thank you for this wonderful video. I'm getting ready to watch The Kentucky Derby now. Take Care and GOD Bless...🦋
Awesome video - thank you for showing around and sharing. I come from a family of coal miners all over southeastern Kentucky and West Virginia too. Neat statute at the end of the video - my great-grandmother's brother (who was a coal miner too) is buried in Blue Ridge Memorial Cemetery too! :)
Thanks so much for taking us on your trip it was a lot of fun. Looking forward to going in the coal mines
Hi!!! I think them penny souvenirs are nice. You could get a bunch and send them in the Cards MsM.sends out. Nice souvenir from West Virginia!!!...🦋
Hi, interesting. I love in WV. Maybe me and my friend can make a trip down to see this sometime. TY for sharing. My Favorite Channel. Love you All.
Very interesting! The book would be very nice in the box.❤️
I been there before. It’s an awesome place to visit. I would love to go back. The guy that drove us threw the mine gave my daughter a price of coal to take home. We still have it and that was like 10 years ago.
Very interesting its always nice to know the history of a state thank you so much in joyed it so much a little bit of coal in the giveaway box would be cool God is great Amen .you look very nice sister Margaret in the video.
I enjoyed this video, thanks. GOD bless. ❤
I would love to watch y’all go on a coal mine tour. West Virginia is just gorgeous
I remember as a child you could buy coal in sacks my dad cut wood and we used coal and wood to heat with also had a wood cook stove I miss my parents they always took good care of us kids (5 boys and 1 girl) my older brother and I are the only ones left I miss my family
Moma d dad had 4 boys and I was the only girl
Are any of your brothers still alive and are you older than them or where in the order do you stand I was the fourth child
As a very young child, my family lived a short time in public housing with coal chutes. I think by then the heating systems had been converted to something else because I don't remember Mom shoveling coal into a furnace.
There are actually coal mines in Washington State, among other mines, but the only mine I've ever been to is a silver mine in Idaho. They didn't have lumps of silver for sale in the gift shops😂
It is so interesting.maybe you can get some brochures to put in the box and they can read about Becky.
Love this tour ❤️ Pawpaw rocking the Trump hat 🇺🇲 I have 1 just like it👍🏻get the 🪙 's for the gift box 🎁 God Bless ya'll ✝️ Roll Tide 🏈
"Coal keeps the lights on! Is right! They used to call it King Coal for a reason. This country was built on it. Many coal fired plants are being closed due to the environment. I live near a coal plant that is converting to natural gas. Coal mining was a dangerous job, but our country was built on it a lot. That's what put food on the table and kept the lights on, folks.
One of those would be nice in the giveaway box.❤from Alabama
GO TRUMP! PA PA 👍😊
Anything made of Coal would be great in the gift box! Such an interesting video! I learned so much today, excellent.
I love Pawpaw's hat !!!
What a nice tour Thank you so much. So very interesting.
I took that tour about 10 years ago. It was at least 90F that day but it was cold in the mine!
My great uncle was a coal miner in Rupert, WVa. He and his wife, my great aunt, lived in Anjean. Or maybe it was vice versa
Corey, this was so interesting. As long as I have lived in Wv, I have never been to the exhibition mine. The gentleman you talked to was very interesting. You and Mawmaw are good ambassadors for Wv, because there are still people who dont realize Wv and Va are 2 different states. 😊
I have been on this tour a few times over the last few decades. We enjoy it as our family lives in WV and consisted of a few miners too.
Thank you Corey for the tour at Beckley. It was very relaxing.
Thank you Enjoyed the tour. God Bless you all!😀
That gf station was where my pawpaw would get me RC cola and a moon pie. It has been tore down along time ago
This is very interesting
Thank you
I enjoyed this love yall thank you
Wished I was there as I saw things I want😂
My cousin and a friend got killed in the mines in Tennessee when the coal mines exploded and 13 men were killed. So sad.
That’s so sad but yes it is a very Dangerous job that’s why I’ve never been interested in it, i think losing a finger is actually a common thing for coal miners and my papaw and uncle Delbert have dozens of stories that they have told me about all the times that they have been badly hurt but anyway thank you so much for your comment and God bless you
You re welcome. It's a very dangerous job.
I would to have that book😊
I've wanted to ask what you thought about Bigfoot. I never seen one but I believe they do exist. 😳
It.look.good.in.the.boxs❤❤❤❤❤
My dad worked in the Bunker Hill Mine in Idaho.
West Virginia has Moth Man. Sasqwatch is Canada
Ornaments would be nice.
Washington State has Sasquatch, too😊
I live in a coal mine town my dad was coalminermy dad had a lunch bucket like that
Do you live nearby this place ?
No not really,, we live about 45min drive from there
It would be nice to have a coal miner made out of coal
Sorry I didn't read first. My text should have said I Live in WV. Sorry about that.
Oh brother another Trumper I knew something was up with y’all
What's a Trumper?🤔
Are you from Texas ?? Must be the Austin area.