Inscription over the sealed, partially covered No. 42 Mine portal.
This stone building near the portal was probabaly associated with the coal mine,
but is now a social club.
Although the No. 42 mine began production in 1907, HABS/HAER research reveals that
these workers' houses weren't built until after 1910.
Eureka No. 42 company store, stable, and slaughterhouse.
I'd like to know what this building was across the street from the company store. Company doctor's office?
The school for No. 42 patch is closed and dilapidated.
History of coal mining. History of Pennsylvania. History of Somerset County Pennsylvania. History of Cambria County Pennsylvania. History of Westmoreland County Pennsylvania. History of Blair County Pennsylvania. History of Bedford County Pennsylvania. History of Pittsburgh. History of Johnstown. Kittanning Coal Seam. Historic Pictures. Historic Photographs. Historic books. Historic Maps. Pittsburgh history publications. History. Johnstown Polish immigrants. Johnstown Slovak immigrants. Johnstown Italian immigrants. Pittsburgh immigrants. Pittsburgh polka music. Pennsylvania polka music. Pittsburgh culture. Pittsburgh food. Pennsylvania pieroige. Historic architecture. Historic buildings. Historic towns. Organized labor. Unions. United Mine workers. Archives. Conemaugh River. Youghioghenyt River. River tourism. Pittsburgh tourism. Laurel Highlands.