PINNICKINNICK, WV
Pinnickinnick was a coal mine and coal camp that is now a neighborhood on the edge
of Clarksburg, WV. Originally opened by the Pinnickinnick Coal Co. before 1900, it was later owned by Clarksburg Fuel Company before becoming
Consolidation Coal Co. Mine No. 25. Mother Jones was arrested here in 1902 while trying to
organize the coal miners' union.
Pinnickinnick coal mine and coal company town. (Circa 1912 WV Geological Survey image via Google Books)
Some of the coal camp houses are still in existence today. (Google Street View image)
A few more of the company houses in the Pinnickinnick area of Clarksburg. (Google Street View image)