
The mountain-hollow settlements of the western edge of Monongahela National Forest are captured here during a period of ongoing industrial activity. Small mining communities like Quinwood, Marfrance, and Crichton are clustered along the Price Fork and Little Fork of Hominy Creek, connected by winding roads through the complex terrain of Meadow Bluff and Laurel Creek Mountain. The prevalence of Mines and Mine Dump labels throughout the hillsides, particularly on Kentucky Ridge and Blue Mountain, underscores the area's deep-rooted reliance on coal extraction.
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