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• French-Canadian Genealogical Research in Houghton County, Michigan

  Tracing French Canadians in Michigan's Copper Country by John P. DuLong.

• Genealogy - Coal Miners

  Unearthing Your Coal Miner Relatives at the Pennsylvania State Archives. From the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission.

• GOLD 150 - Celebrating 150 Years of Australian Gold-Rush History

• Gold Ledge's Gold Rush Genealogy

  California gold rush resources.

• Gold Mining in Siskiyou County - A Digital Collection

• Gold Prospectors of Colorado

• Gold Rush Voyages - Panama Isthmus

  Riot on Isthmus of Panama, 1856. Ships passenger lists (Golden Gate and JL Stephens to San Francisco), lists of those killed, NARA surname index to damage claims.

• Hailey, ID North Star Mine Snowslide, Feb 1917

• History of Coal Mining in Nova Scotia

  A collection of historical and/or technical transcripts relating to 300 years of coal mining in the province of Nova Scotia.

• HOOD Family History and Coalmining in Mid and East Lothian, Scotland

  Descendants of David HOOD, a coalminer in Midlothian, Scotland; from 1715-1800's. Also includes information on coalmines in that area.

• Houghton County Michigan Mining Accidents

  Online searchable database.

• Kentucky Coal Miners

• LLywernog Silver-Lead Mine Museum and Caverns

  Collection of machinery and archives housed on the site of a restored 19th c. Lead & Silver Mine in Ceredigion (Cardiganshire) Wales UK.

• Mining History of Michigan Links

• Mining in Michigan

• Mining in Wyoming

  History of mining in Wyoming.

• MSHA: Mining History, Museums and Disasters

  • A Pictorial Walk Through the 20th Century Honoring the U.S. Miner

  • Chronology of Recent Major Mining Accidents in the United States

  • Mining Disasters - An Exhibition

  • Mining Museums and Miners' Memorials

• Peak District Mines Historical Society - Mines of Wales in 1896

• Plymouth, PA Avondale Mine Disaster, Apr 1869

• Postcards recording the terrible explosion at the Universal pit, Senghennydd

  Wales. On October 14, 1913, there was a disaster in the the Universal Steam Coal Company pit - the most severe in the history of the Welsh coal industry. 439 men and boys were killed. From the National Library of Wales.

  • Welsh Pit Disaster