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== Connect == | |||
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[https://www.facebook.com/groups/NemacolinPA15351 Join the Nemacolin Community Facebook Group] | |||
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Preserving the stories, people, and places of Nemacolin, Pennsylvania | |||
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== Explore the Archive == | |||
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== 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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Revision as of 09:03, 5 April 2026
Nemacolin Community Archive
Preserving the stories, people, and places of Nemacolin, Pennsylvania
The town with the palindromic zipcode 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 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.
Explore the Archive
| People | Families | Places | Sports |
|---|---|---|---|
| Events | Obituaries | Census Records | Photographs |
Featured Item
George Holupka – A detailed biography of one of Nemacolin’s notable community members.
- New: Nemacolin Baseball Team (1950s)
- Updated: Holupka Family
- Added: Nemacolin Mine Map (1938)
For Contributors
Connect
Join the Nemacolin Community Facebook Group
Nemacolin Community Archive
Preserving the stories, people, and places of Nemacolin, Pennsylvania
Explore the Archive
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Did You Know?
- 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
- 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.
Photo Gallery
Recent Additions
- No changes during the given period match these criteria.
Connect
Join the Nemacolin Community Facebook Group
- MediaWiki has been installed.
- Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki #software.