Category: event
Oral History:Purpose & Project discussion Jan 25

January 25, “Oral History in Northeastern Pennsylvania: Purposes and Projects” – A discussion on the topic Wednesday at 7:00 pm. Discussants will be Lucia Daley, Ron Faraday, Melissa Meade, Noreen O’Connor, F. Charles Petrillo, Mary Policare, Robert Wolensky. The event will be held at the McGowan Room of the…
#Pittston Area #Mining #Disaster Discussion Jan 28

January 28, “Pittston-area Mining Disasters: Knight Shaft (1871), Eagle Shaft (1871), Twin Shaft (1896), and Knox (1959)” – Saturday JAN 28 at 7 pm. A round table discussion on the topic will take place at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church basement, 35 Williams St., Pittston Facebook event page https://www.facebook.com/events/380546245613628/
#SauceWars @ #Pittston #TomatoFest
Gravity #Railroad Presentation

Come out and enjoy a fantastic presentation by Sal Mecca on the Pennsylvania Coal Company’s Gravity Railroad which stretched from Port Griffith to Hawley, PA ! The Gravity was used to transport anthracite coal to the canal system prior to locomotive train service in the Wyoming Valley. Join us Saturday,…
Historic Artifacts display at JK Holly’s
*NEW Meeting Location
Looking for Descendants of Twin Shaft Disaster Victims
Jan 16 – presentation for Mine History

Join us:January 16 ( Saturday) 7pm,at Pittston Memorial Library Community room The regional observance of Mining History Month will take place January 9-31, 2016, with programs in Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Pittston, Port Griffith, Plymouth, Nanticoke, Ashley, and Wilkes-Barre Township. The annual event seeks to remember and honor the area’s anthracite…
GoFundMe Donation Campaign

THIS CAMPAIGN HAS ENDED. It was a great success! THANK YOU TO ALL WHO DONATED! —————————————————————————————————– We are currently running a campaign for donations through the popular site of Go fund Me. Our link for information and to make a donation is https://www.gofundme.com/pittstonhistory Please remember we are a 501C organization…