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"Despite the ultimate surrender, one of the many bits of Blair Mountain history that continues to stick out is the diversity of the miner's army. In 1921, coal company towns were segregated, and Brown v. Board of Education was decades away. However, Wilma Steele, a board member of the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum, says Matewan was one of the only towns in the United States where Black and white children, most commonly Polish, Hungarian and Italian immigrants, went to school together. Other miners were white Appalachian hill folk. Most of all were kept apart in order to prevent organization and unionization. It didn't work. Keeney recalls one incident during the Mine Wars, Black and white miners held cafeteria workers at gunpoint until they were all served food in the same room, and refused to be separated for meals.

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11. Is a Ruger GP100, based on the scalloped section behind the cylinder and wooden insert in the synthetic grip