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A Coal Miner’s Life in the Early 20th Century: The Story of Witteville, Oklahoma

September 11, 2017March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Witteville Coal Mines Witteville was once a prosperous mining town during the early 20th century. Located just three miles west of Poteau, the Witteville coal mines drew hundreds of workers from all over the world. During an age where coal was king, the mines in Oklahoma employed over 7,500 men and boys. Oftentimes, children as […]

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