Battle of Homestead Foundation - Mark Fallon Collection

About This Collection

The Mark Fallon Collection is a labor related collection held by the Battle of Homestead Foundation Archives. The collection focuses primarily on the Mon Valley area with specific interest in local history. The collection includes photograph slides, newspapers, research material, projectors, and photographs. The collection is primarily made up of photographs and slides.
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The 100th Anniversary of the First Hungarian Reformed Church of Homestead Program
The 100th Anniversary of the First Hungarian Reformed Church of Homestead Program
Church, Homestead
This program is from the First Hungarian Reformed Church of Homestead from October 19, 2003. The program gives the order of worship for that day, a short history of the church, a dinner menu for the event, the schedule for the anniversary, the star-spangled banner, the Hungarian national anthem, and a list of notable names of donors.
The 150th Anniversary of Anne Ashley Memorial United Methodist Church of Munhall Article
The 150th Anniversary of Anne Ashley Memorial United Methodist Church of Munhall Article
Church
This document gives a brief overview of the 150-year history of the Anne Ashley Memorial United Methodist Church located in Munhall, Pennsylvania. The documents also shares celebratory events at the church in 1980. The document was produced by Edna M. Sipos.
1890 Homestead Directory of Churches
1890 Homestead Directory of Churches
Church, Steel Valley
This document is a typed list of churches featured in the 1890 Homestead Directory of Churches. The information includes the address and the pastor of nineteen churches. The list itself has no date.
1891 Homestead Directory Notes
1891 Homestead Directory Notes
Church, Homestead
This handwritten write up contains notes on the 1891 Homestead Directory, which is in the Heinz History Center Archives. The notes were taken on February 9th, 2002. The notes list the churches, their establishment dates, and rough addresses.
1916 Directory of Homestead Notes
1916 Directory of Homestead Notes
Homestead, Church, Steel Valley
This handwritten document contains notes related to the 1916 Directory of Homestead. The document contains forty-two churches. The document is broken down by the type of church, such as; Baptist, episcopal, Greek catholic, German evangelical, and more. The document was produced on December 5th, 2007.
1954 Yearbook Booklet
1954 Yearbook Booklet
Homestead, Pennsylvania, Yearbook
This document mimics a yearbook for the Homestead Junior High School. The yearbook was published in May of 1954. The yearbook contains names, articles, drawn pictures, and classes.
1992 Churches in Catholic Diocese Directory Write Up
1992 Churches in Catholic Diocese Directory Write Up
Church, Steel Valley, Catholic Church, Homestead
This document is a handwritten list of churches in the Catholic Diocese from 1992. The list covers Homestead, Munhall, West Mifflin, and Whitaker. The information includes the church’s establishment year, address, ethnicity, phone number, and priest. This list was compiled on March 12, 2004.
Anne Ashley Evangel Newsletter, February/March/April 2009
Anne Ashley Evangel Newsletter, February/March/April 2009
Church
This document is the newsletter, Evangel, of the Anne Ashley United Methodist Church from February, March, and April 2009. The newsletter contains information on services, prayer requests, ministry, classes, church events, budgets, and a calendar.
Anne Ashley Memorial United Methodist Church Article
Anne Ashley Memorial United Methodist Church Article
Church
This document is a typewritten document overviewing the history of the Anne Ashley Methodist Church in Munhall, Pennsylvania. The history spans from 1887 to 1967.
Anne Ashley United Methodist Church Evangel Newsletter July 2014
Anne Ashley United Methodist Church Evangel Newsletter July 2014
Church
This document is the July 2014 newsletter of Anne Ashley United Methodist Church Evangel. The newsletter shares event dates, celebrates the merger with the Hays United Methodist Church, gives a prayer list, and gives general church news.
Anne Ashley United Methodist Church Evangel Newsletter June 2014
Anne Ashley United Methodist Church Evangel Newsletter June 2014
Church
This document is the June 2014 newsletter of Anne Ashley United Methodist Church Evangel. The newsletter shares event dates, celebrates the merger with the Hays United Methodist Church, gives a prayer list, and gives general church news.
Ascension Byzantine Catholic Church History 1907-1957 Article
Ascension Byzantine Catholic Church History 1907-1957 Article
Church
This document is a church history of the Ascension of Our Lord Byzantine Catholic Church located in Clairton, Pennsylvania. The history overviewed in the two-page document spans from 1907 to 1957 and includes a list of pastors in addition to the detailed history. The document was created for a booklet created by Mark Fallon in June of 2004. The document is marked up in red pen and pencil.
A Brief History of Saint Michael the Archangel Parish in Munhall, PA (1897 – 1947) Article
A Brief History of Saint Michael the Archangel Parish in Munhall, PA (1897 – 1947) Article
Church
This document is titled, “A Brief History of Saint Michael the Archangel Parish in Munhall, PA (1897 – 1947).” As the title describes, the article gives a detailed history of the Saint Michael the Archangel Parish located in Munhall, Pennsylvania. The article information spans from 1880 to 1947. The article was translated by George Tkac in 2004. The article is also marked up with yellow highlighted.
Brief History of the First United Methodist Church of Homestead Article
Brief History of the First United Methodist Church of Homestead Article
Church, Homestead, Pennsylvania
This document does as it states, gives a brief history of the First United Methodist Church of Homestead. The document gives information that spans from 1875 to 1968. The article is marked up in yellow highlighter.
Brief History of the West Elizabeth M.E. Church Article
Brief History of the West Elizabeth M.E. Church Article
Church
This document is a brief history for the West Elizabeth Methodist Church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The document contains a very short history and a short list of pastors. The information was taken from the History of Allegheny County from 1889.
A Brief Sketch of the History of the First Baptist Church of Homestead Article
A Brief Sketch of the History of the First Baptist Church of Homestead Article
Homestead, Pennsylvania, Church
This document is an article titled, “A Brief Sketch of the History of the First Baptist Church of Homestead.” The article was originally published in the Golden Anniversary Booklet 1884 – 1934 published by First Baptist Church of Homestead in February 1934. The information in the article covers the history of the church spanning from 1884 to 1934. The article is marked up in red pen.
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.
Chronological Record of Methodism in Steel Valley Area Article
Chronological Record of Methodism in Steel Valley Area Article
Church
This document is a typewritten document overviewing the history of Methodism in the Steel Valley area. The history is given in chronological order from 1830 to 1965. The article is marked up in yellow highlighter.
Church Survey of Allegheny County PA
Church Survey of Allegheny County PA
Church, Steel Valley, Allegheny County
This document is a handwritten list of churches documented in the Church Survey of Allegheny County Pennsylvania from 1934. The list includes information for Homestead, Hazelwood, and District 17. The write up does not have a date.
Conversation with Joan Tarasovic Notes
Conversation with Joan Tarasovic Notes
Pittsburgh Families
This document contains handwritten notes regarding a conversation with a woman names Joan Tarasovic regarding old families from the Pittsburgh area. The notes are from July 3rd, 2007. The information from the notes spans the years 1868 to 2007.