Battle of Homestead Foundation - Mark Fallon Collection

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Carnegie Library of Homestead, Pennsylvania History
Carnegie Library of Homestead, Pennsylvania History
Homestead, Pennsylvania, Steel, Library
This document describes the beginnings of the Carnegie Library of Homestead located in Homestead, Pennsylvania. The document spans 1851 to 1901.
The Homestead District
The Homestead District
Homestead, Pennsylvania, Steel, Industry
This document discusses the Homestead District in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania as a Steel Center of the World. This area includes the towns of Homestead, Munhall, West Homestead, West Mifflin Borough, and Whitaker. Specifically, these areas are considered for their industry, transportation, residential areas, churches, schools, libraries, shopping districts, police and fire protection, hospital, civic and social life, theaters, newspapers and radio, population, parks, and their futures. This document was produced by the Chamber of Commerce of the Homestead District.
Homestead Firsts List
Homestead Firsts List
Homestead, Pennsylvania, Steel, Industry
This document is a list of Homestead Firsts that have impacted the nation in relation to steelmaking. There are 14 points. The document also contains a photograph on the second page. The document also briefly discusses the United States Steel Homestead Works Pump House and the Battle of Homestead Foundation briefly on the second page. The document spans from 1881 to 2000.
Homestead in 1973
Homestead in 1973
Homestead, Pennsylvania, Industry, Steel
This document outlines what the area of Homestead in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania looked like in 1973. The document discusses the school system, the residential areas, the hospital, the churches, the businesses, industry, and ethnic and social clubs.
Homestead Valve Works History
Homestead Valve Works History
Homestead, Pennyslvania, Steel, Industry
This document overviews the history Homestead Valve works as a part of the Homestead Manufacturing Company and later the Carnegie Steel Company. The document spans 1892 to 1928.
Our Status in 1890
Our Status in 1890
Homestead, Pennsylvania, Industry, Steel
This document discusses the first edition of the Directory of Homestead, Munhall, Six Mile Ferry, and adjacent parts of Mifflin Township in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania in 1890. The directory discusses borough officials, churches in the area, and schools in the area.
U.S. Steel Homestead Works Historic Location Application
U.S. Steel Homestead Works Historic Location Application
United States Steel, Steel, Industry, U.S. Steel, Historic Location, Homestead, Pennsylvania
This document is the formal application to make the U. S. Steel Homestead Works Pump House a historic location. The document describes the location and gives a brief description of the history of the location. The document also contains eight photographs of the site. The notes on the document were written by Mark Fallon. The document spans from 1891 to 1989.