The building on the right is the Goodwill Coal and Coke Company store. The large building on the left center is the Louisville Coal and Coke Company store. This area was the center of the Goodwill Coal Camp. The only things that remain are the Louisville Company Store steps, and the concrete box which housed the safe.

This photo is of the elementary school at Goodwill, West Virginia. This school closed in 1959. Nothing of the school remains, not even the rock wall.

Louisville Coal and Coke Store of Winding Gulf Collieries, Goodwill, West Virginia with the post office building in front of the store. This was the heart of the Goodwill Coal Camp. All the families met here everyday except Sunday. All that remains is the spring at the post office, the store steps, and the concrete block where the store and pay roll office had the safe.

GOODWILL TIPPLE - 1939
( Mercer County, WV ).
Operated by Louisville Coal & Coke Co. Winding Gulf Collieries.

The Louisville Coal and Coke Company tipple is where coal was washed, slate removed, sorted by size, and shipped in railroad cars. Over one hundred men worked here everyday from 1886-1958. The tipple was torn down in the early 1960's for scrap steel. Only the concrete footers remain.