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UMWA Strike Meeting, Bantley Place, Scalp Level, PA 1922
In late September, 1922. A photographer took this picture for the "United Mine Workers Journal" at a meeting of more than 3,000 striking coal miners held near Windber, PA. Windber was, according to the journal, "the hotbed" of Somerset county, District No. 2.
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Pleasantville 009 (cropped)
Looking West down Rt. 56 in Pleasantville, Pennsylvania.
Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
Borough building in Windber
Front of the municipal building in Windber, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, United States. Built in 1902 as the main office building of the Berwind-White Coal Mining Company, it is a part of the Windber Historic District, a historic district that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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1900 art of "Windber Public Schools" Windber, Somerset County, Pennsylvania (cropped)
Perspective map not drawn to scale. LC Panoramic maps (2nd ed.), 875.1 Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. Includes inset of Scalp Level, Pa., view, and index to points of interest. AACR2
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Pennsylvania state memorial at Gettysburg
Pennsylvania state memorial at Gettysburg
Photo by Timothy Pierce on Unsplash
A view of a country farm in Lancaster, PA
A view of a country farm in Lancaster, PA
Photo by Vito Natale on Unsplash
Wind mill
Wind mill
Photo by Roxana Crusemire on Unsplash
a tall building with a clock on the top of it
a tall building with a clock on the top of it
Photo by Hybrid Storytellers on Unsplash
a monument with an american flag on top of it
a monument with an american flag on top of it
Photo by Peter Bryan on Unsplash
aerial view of city buildings during daytime
aerial view of city buildings during daytime
Photo by Matt Mech on Unsplash
aerial photograph of city
aerial photograph of city
Photo by Matt Mech on Unsplash
a large body of water with a city in the background
a large body of water with a city in the background
Photo by Jimmy Woo on Unsplash
Cityscape with river and trees in the foreground.
Cityscape with river and trees in the foreground.
Photo by Caleb Walley on Unsplash
Shot by Canon A1 with Kodak Gold 200
Shot by Canon A1 with Kodak Gold 200
Photo by Zhen Yao on Unsplash
Picture of downtown Pittsburgh, PA overlooking the Baseball and football stadium.
Picture of downtown Pittsburgh, PA overlooking the Baseball and football stadium.
Photo by Joe Salmi on Unsplash
Sports merchandise shop
Sports merchandise shop
Photo by Bhargav Panchal on Unsplash
Roberto Clemente Bridge, Pittsburgh, PA. Me and my fiancee took a day trip to Pittsburgh from Buffalo. we always enjoy this city because it is unique. The citie's downtown is shaped by bodies of water, turning the city into a peninsula. Naturally, we (Buffalo) are a food town, so when we visit different towns or cities, we have to try out historical restaurants that are embedded into that citie's culture. Primanti Bros. was the first place we went to eat. I had their Double Roast & Cheddar that was loaded liberally with french fries and cole slaw. Delicious to say the least. I love Pittsburgh.
Roberto Clemente Bridge, Pittsburgh, PA. Me and my fiancee took a day trip to Pittsburgh from Buffalo. we always enjoy this city because it is unique. The citie's downtown is shaped by bodies of water, turning the city into a peninsula. Naturally, we (Buffalo) are a food town, so when we visit different towns or cities, we have to try out historical restaurants that are embedded into that citie's culture. Primanti Bros. was the first place we went to eat. I had their Double Roast & Cheddar that was loaded liberally with french fries and cole slaw. Delicious to say the least. I love Pittsburgh.
Photo by Jonathan Rivera on Unsplash
Roberto Clemente Bridge, Pittsburgh, PA. Me and my fiancee took a day trip to Pittsburgh from Buffalo. we always enjoy this city because it is unique. The citie's downtown is shaped by bodies of water, turning the city into a peninsula. Naturally, we (Buffalo) are a food town, so when we visit different towns or cities, we have to try out historical restaurants that are embedded into that citie's culture. Primanti Bros. was the first place we went to eat. I had their Double Roast & Cheddar that was loaded liberally with french fries and cole slaw. Delicious to say the least. I love Pittsburgh.
Roberto Clemente Bridge, Pittsburgh, PA. Me and my fiancee took a day trip to Pittsburgh from Buffalo. we always enjoy this city because it is unique. The citie's downtown is shaped by bodies of water, turning the city into a peninsula. Naturally, we (Buffalo) are a food town, so when we visit different towns or cities, we have to try out historical restaurants that are embedded into that citie's culture. Primanti Bros. was the first place we went to eat. I had their Double Roast & Cheddar that was loaded liberally with french fries and cole slaw. Delicious to say the least. I love Pittsburgh.
Photo by Jonathan Rivera on Unsplash
What time is it? Is it time to go back to the future yet?
What time is it? Is it time to go back to the future yet?
Photo by Heidi Kaden on Unsplash