The Miners Memorial
The Miners Memorial will be a tribute to the miner's of West Virginia's coal mining industry.
Federal No. 3 Mine Memorial and Dedication Ceremony
The 84TH anniversary of the Federal NO.3 Mine Explosion will be held on
The Federal No.3 Miners Memorial will proudly display the names of the 149 miners who bravely perished in the mine, including those who died in the fateful mine explosion in 1927. Both faces of the memorial will list the names of the miners and the year of their death. The Miner's Logo will also display above the memorial on both faces. The memorial itself will stand eighteen feet long, with the raised miner's logo spanning three feet in width. The memorial will stand a total of eight feet tall.
Unloading the memorial!
Randall Stutler
The Everettville Historical Association and all its partners and associates would like to deeply thank Mr. Randall Stutler of MSES Consultants of Clarksburg, West Virginia for his hard work and creativity in creating the design for the Miner's Memorial. Without the help of community experts like Mr. Stutler, projects such as the Miners Memorial Park would not be possible.
Site for the Memorial Park
The Everettville Historical Association would also like to thank corporate sponsors Consol Energy for donating the nearly 25 acres of land where the Federal #3 Mine once operated for the Miners Memorial and the Miners Memorial Park.
