Battle of Homestead Foundation - Mark Fallon Collection

This document is a handwritten note concerning the Homestead Cemetery in Homestead, Pennsylvania. The notes outline the geography of the cemetery, the types of headstones, and the staining of the area due to steel production. The note was written in blue and red pen.

This document is a handwritten note concerning two churches in the Homestead and Munhall region of Pennsylvania. The mentioning of the Waterfront Community Church consists of the first anniversary of the church’s opening and the location of the church. The mentioning of the Temple of the Crucified One gives a brief history of the church and the location. The notes were written in blue pen and completed in 2003.

The article “Heritage in Homestead” was produced by the First Presbyterian Church of Homestead, Pennsylvania in celebration of the 85th anniversary. The article covers the history of the church from 1874 to 1959. The article was produced in 1959.

This booklet is a comprehensive history of Lebanon Presbyterian Church located in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. The booklet was prepared for the two-hundredth anniversary of the church in 1976. The history spans from 1776 to 1976.

This document is a reprint of article, “History of the First Christian Church of Homestead, Pennsylvania.” The article was published in The First Christian Church of Homestead Centennial Booklet 1892 – 1992. The article covers the history of the church spanning from 1892 to 1992. The article was marked up in red pen.

This document is a scanned piece of research regarding the history of the First Presbyterian Church of Homestead, Pennsylvania. The document details the founding of the church, placing special interest in the founders and their family. The document has handwritten notes in red pen by Mark Fallon. The information in the research spans from 1776 to 1901. The notes were added to the scan on June 8th, 2004.

This document is an article titled, “History of the Mifflin United Presbyterian Church.” As the title explains, the article gives a brief history of the Mifflin United Presbyterian Church. The history spans from 1800 to 1968. The document was copied from a collection at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. There are handwritten notes at the bottom of the document. The date of the notes is November 25th, 2003.

This document is a history of the West Homestead United Methodist Church. The article spans 1901 to 1976. The information was taken from the Munhall 75th Anniversary Booklet 1901-1976.

This document is the newsletter produced by the Homestead and Mifflin Township Historical Society in commemoration of the Anne Ashley Memorial United Methodist Church in Munhall, Pennsylvania. The newsletter covers the history of the church spanning from 1830 to 2003. The newsletter was published on October 3rd, 2003.

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.