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     Preserving the stories, people, and places of Nemacolin, Pennsylvania
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    The town with the palindromic ZIP code — 15351
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Welcome to the '''Nemacolin Community Archive''', a growing digital collection dedicated to the history, families, culture, and everyday life of Nemacolin, Pennsylvania.   
Welcome to the '''Nemacolin Community Archive''', a growing digital collection dedicated to the history, families, culture, and everyday life of Nemacolin, Pennsylvania.   
This archive has been created by Edward Morofsky (Nemacolin native - Cumberland Township High School 1962 and Nemacolin Grade School 1958) is curated by community members and aims to preserve local memory for future generations.
This archive was created by Edward Morofsky (''Nemacolin native Cumberland Township High School 1962; Nemacolin Grade School 1958'') and is curated by community members to preserve local memory for future generations.
 
== Explore the Archive ==
== Explore the Archive ==
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== Featured Item ==
'''[[George Holupka]]''' – A detailed biography of one of Nemacolin’s notable community members.
[[File:HolupkaPhoto.jpg|300px|thumb|center|George Holupka, c. 1940s]]
* New: [[Nemacolin Baseball Team (1950s)]]
* Updated: [[Holupka Family]]
* Added: [[Nemacolin Mine Map (1938)]]
== Did You Know? ==
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* Nemacolin was founded as a company town for coal miners in the early 20th century.
* The town’s baseball teams were once regional champions.
* Many families in Nemacolin trace their roots back to Eastern European immigrants.
* The original mine map from 1938 still survives in private collections.
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== Historical Timeline ==
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; '''1900s'''
: Early settlement and coal development begins.
; '''1917'''
: Construction of Nemacolin Mine and the first company houses.
; '''1930s'''
: Community expansion; schools, churches, and sports teams flourish.
; '''1950s'''
: Peak population; Nemacolin baseball team becomes a local powerhouse.
; '''1980s–2000s'''
: Mine closure and community transition.
; '''Today'''
: Ongoing preservation of Nemacolin’s history through community archives.


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! Events !! Obituaries !! Census Records !! Photographs
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| [[Category:Events|Browse Events]] || [[Category:Obituaries|Browse Obituaries]] || [[Category:Census Records|Browse Census Records]] || [[Category:Photographs|Browse Photographs]]
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Latest revision as of 09:29, 5 April 2026

 
   Nemacolin Community Archive
   Preserving the stories, people, and places of Nemacolin, Pennsylvania
The town with the palindromic ZIP code — 15351

Welcome to the Nemacolin Community Archive, a growing digital collection dedicated to the history, families, culture, and everyday life of Nemacolin, Pennsylvania. This archive was created by Edward Morofsky (Nemacolin native – Cumberland Township High School 1962; Nemacolin Grade School 1958) and is curated by community members to preserve local memory for future generations.

Explore the Archive

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George Holupka – A detailed biography of one of Nemacolin’s notable community members.

File:HolupkaPhoto.jpg
George Holupka, c. 1940s

Did You Know?

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  • Nemacolin was founded as a company town for coal miners in the early 20th century.
  • The town’s baseball teams were once regional champions.
  • Many families in Nemacolin trace their roots back to Eastern European immigrants.
  • The original mine map from 1938 still survives in private collections.

Historical Timeline

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1900s
Early settlement and coal development begins.
1917
Construction of Nemacolin Mine and the first company houses.
1930s
Community expansion; schools, churches, and sports teams flourish.
1950s
Peak population; Nemacolin baseball team becomes a local powerhouse.
1980s–2000s
Mine closure and community transition.
Today
Ongoing preservation of Nemacolin’s history through community archives.
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Recent Additions

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For Contributors

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Connect

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Join the Nemacolin Community Facebook Group