Image of coal mine #4 Engine House in Glen Carbon, Illinois.

Coal mining, engine house, Glen Carbon, Illinois, industry, mine #4, Mining

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Madison Coal Corporation No. 4 Mine Engine House still stands and is occupied as a private dwelling located on a private drive on right side of Meridian Hills just after the railroad track crossing about a third of a mile north of the covered bridge. The mine was sunk circa 1892, but mining operations were abandoned just after the turn of the century due to water seepage.

• Glen Carbon Heritage Museum

Glen Carbon Heritage Museum Photograph Collection

• Glen Carbon

• Photograph

• GCHM-P-0023
• Original archive: 02-02-017