Jenkins Independent Schools
Classes of 1912 - 2025
Early Pics
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Goodwater St. 6-5-1914
Lakeside Residence of O. F. Jenkins
Jenkins Park and Power House
Lakeside From Dam Winter (Empty)
Dam Looking Towards Lakeside (Early)
Lakeside Towards Power House (Early)
Lake Looking at Jenkins from GM House
Lakeside Full Early Winter
Lake Early Winter (Full)
Lake Full
Lake Full Looking at Power House
Sailboat on Jenkins Lake
Oak Street Look Towards GM House
Rustic Bridge. Looking down Oak Street. Houses in front are across from the Lakeside Park and Softball Field 5-11-1912
GM House and Hotel
Raven Rock Outing 1919
Inspection Party at Still 4-20-1919
Jenkins Park and Bandstand
Jenkins Park
Jenkins Park Office Building and Power House
Houses No. 203 Mine 1-10-13
Main Street from Lakeside
Lump of Coal being loaded for the Pan American Exposition 1915
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Front of Jenkins Schools around 1913
McRoberts School Building around 1912
Burdine-July 8, 1913
Dunham Store Sept 22, 1913
Provided Drinking Water for Jenkins and Surrounding Area. Eventually known as the Jenkins Kiwanis Club Swimming Pool.
Construction of Jenkins Dam (Elkhorn Dam) June 1912. This was built to run the electric generators to provide the town of Jenkins and surrounding coal properties electricity to operate the mines. This was also to become the primary water source for Jenkins.
Elkhorn Dam July 31, 1912
Elkhorn Dam Oct. 14, 1912
Elkhorn Dam after completion and water flowing over the dam.
Beginning Construction of Power Plant and Smoke Stack
Power Plant Smoke Stack Near Completion
Power House and Smoke Stack in Operation
Looking Towards Power Plant from
Brick Plant in Jenkins August 15, 1912. All of the brick used in Jenkins was manufactured at this plant.
Consolidated Coal Company, Main Office Building July 1913
General Managers House 1914
General Managers House 1914 from the rear. Notice side porch on the Jenkins Hotel on left.
Lakeside Hotel
John C.C Mayo, Mr. Buckingham and other unidentified persons standing in front of the Jenkins hotel on Lakeside. Mr. Mayo was the person who put together this large tract of land which became Consolidated Coal Company and was the person who got the C & O Railroad to put the rails from Ashland to Jenkins. He was an associate of people like Andrew Carnegie, Franklin Roosevelt, Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone and other "mover and shakers" at the turn of the 20th century.
View down Oak Street on Lakeside about 1914
New McRoberts School Building
McRoberts Recreation Building
View of McRoberts Looking From Shea Fork. See McRoberts Store near back of picture.
Meat Shop and Store in McRoberts. Another example of how Consolidated Coal Company gave great thought to providing the necessities of life for the miner's who worked in such remote areas of their vast holdings.
Bakery in Jenkins May 6, 1913. Provided the fresh bread to the growing coal communities of Jenkins, Dunham, Burdine, and McRoberts.
View of Jenkins from Pound Gap showing the lake and power plant. It has been told that this power plant provided power to Van Lear which was another coal property owned by Consolidated Coal. Van Lear is also the homeplace of Loretta Lynn.
Mr. Snapp while at Van Lear around 1920.
C.V Snapp and others in Jenkins taken in 1934.
Mr. Snapp served with Teddy Roosevelt from June 20, 1898 to August 23, 1899
Most Dangerous Profession--Miners Should be Honored and Respected
Early Jenkins from #204 includes Jenkins Graded School, Methodist Church (built in 1913) and Division Shops.
Goodwater
Oak looking from behind GM House towards Goodwater
Miners waiting to go to work
Jenkins looking down from the top of Wheaton Hollow near Raven Rock
Coal Siding below Jenkins towards Camden
MIne 201---1911
Jenkins 1914
Main Street Jenkins 1920
Company Store and Warehouse on left
Recreation Building and Drug Store on Right
Mine 205
Mine 207 Fire Fighting Equipment
Miners going to work 1937 Pic #1
Miners going to work 1937 Pic #2
Jenkins Coal 1915
No. 108 Mudtown 1918
Jenkins Panorama
Jenkins Prep Plant
#202 Houses
May Day 1932
Jenkins Baseball Field
Jenkins Schools approximately 1913-14
View of Sharon Heights Hospital from the city park. 1913-1914
New Ambulance for Sharon Heights Hospital. Man in the center is Ransom Jordan owner of Dodge Dealership in Jenkins.
Jenkins Dairy--Later the Golf Course
Play left side 2 up 1 back and then the right side 3 up to back for 9 holes.
Sometimes became dodge ball with golf balls.
Later a cut was made which let you play starting on the left hollow and
come out on the right hollow
Wide shot of Jenkins taken from Raven Rock
Jenkins/Pound Tunnel 1947-1949 Jenkins/Pound Tunnel 08/12/12
Old Jenkins Jail
Bad John Wright
General Managers House 1-15-1914
Visitors at General Managers House
Kindergarten Class in Burdine
Dunham Store
McRoberts looking at "The Green". Company Store on right.
McRoberts Store, Meat Market and Gas Station
Drug Store Building around 1914
Gas Station in Jenkins
"C.V.Snapp" Home Lakeside around 1914
Mr. Snapp was an educator in Van Lear, KY around 1920 before coming to Jenkins. Did you know that he served in the Spanish-American War from June 20, 1898 to August 23, 1899? He was Superintendent of Jenkins Independent Schools from 1929 to 1961.
House beside "C.V Snapp" Home That Was Demolished in 2009. C.V .Snapp Home Still Stands.