Local Mining Culture and Digital Humanities Methodologies Main Menu The Hearl Maxwell Collection and Mining in the United States A overview of the Maxwell Collection, with in introduction into the exhibit. Why does it matter? A defense of the exhibit, and its thesis into the entirety of the research. Effects of World War I A description of the economy that followed the end of WW I and the difficulties that were faced. Corpus Text Analysis Wherein the body text is analyzed and patterns begin to develop. Issues on the National Level A description and analysis of the issues facing the local workers from the national level. Concern for the Workers A description and list of concerns for safety from District 14. Constitution for Work Environment A description and analysis of the Constitution put in place in District 14, and the significance thereof. Timeline A Timeline of events starting from the mine worker's strikes to the eventual donation of the Hearl Maxwell Collection to Pittsburg State University Why does it matter? -- Revisited Wherein the arguments of the rest of the exhibit are brought together and put together into a functioning thesis.

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