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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Index of Churches and Cemeteries in Old Mifflin Township Spreadsheet
Index of Churches and Cemeteries in Old Mifflin Township Spreadsheet
Church, Cemetery, Steel Valley
This spreadsheet identifies churches and cemeteries in Old Mifflin Township in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. There are forty-five locations listed on the spreadsheet, including address, community, establishment year, burial numbers, and comments. There is a handwritten note at the top of the first page that says Update this List at the office in red. The document has no date.
Index of Churches and Cemeteries in Old Mifflin Township Spreadsheet
Index of Churches and Cemeteries in Old Mifflin Township Spreadsheet
Church
This document is an index of churches and cemeteries in Old Mifflin Township. The index is arranged in columns and rows. The columns are titled, church name, location, community, established, anniversary booklets, and comments. The rows correspond to the churches listed. The information indexed spans from 1833 to 2003.
Information For Our Patients and Visitors – Homestead Hospital Pamphlet
Information For Our Patients and Visitors – Homestead Hospital Pamphlet
Hospital, Homestead, Pennsylvania
This is a pamphlet provided by Homestead Hospital in Homestead, Pennsylvania to its patients and visitors as a guide to the hospital. The pamphlet goes over admissions, discharges, insurance, nurses, meals, rooms, visiting hours, parking, and more. The pamphlet does not give a date.
Letter from John Asmonga to Mike and Mary Solomon, November 2004
Letter from John Asmonga to Mike and Mary Solomon, November 2004
Church, Homestead, Pennsylvania
This letter was written by John J. Asmonga of the Homestead & Mifflin Township Historical Society to Mike and Mary Solomon on November 2, 2004. The letter concerns recent research into the United Presbyterian Church history. The information within the letter spans from 1934 to 2005.
Letter from John J. Amonga to Paul Heckethorn, December 2003
Letter from John J. Amonga to Paul Heckethorn, December 2003
Church, Cemetery
This document is a letter from John J. Asmonga to Paul Heckethorn regarding both men’s research in relation to cemeteries and churches. The letter was sent on December 20th, 2003.
Letter from John J. Amonga to Paul Heckethorn, February 2004
Letter from John J. Amonga to Paul Heckethorn, February 2004
Church, Cemetery
This document is a letter from John J. Asmonga to Paul Heckethorn regarding both men’s research in relation to cemeteries and churches. The letter was sent on February 12th, 2004.
Letter from John J. Amonga to Paul Heckethorn, March 2004
Letter from John J. Amonga to Paul Heckethorn, March 2004
Church, Cemetery
This document is a letter from John J. Asmonga to Paul Heckethorn regarding both men’s research in relation to cemeteries and churches. The letter was sent on March 15th, 2004.
Letter from John J. Amonga to Paul Heckethorn, November 2003
Letter from John J. Amonga to Paul Heckethorn, November 2003
Church, Cemetery
This document is a letter from John J. Asmonga to Paul Heckethorn regarding both men’s research in relation to cemeteries and churches. The letter was sent on November 6th, 2003.
Letter from Paul Heckethorn to Historians
Letter from Paul Heckethorn to Historians
Church, Cemetery
This document is a letter from Paul Heckethorn to various historians regarding his research into local cemeteries in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania and Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. The letter advertises self-published booklets on various cemeteries and provides pricing for the booklets should historians want to purchase these booklets for their own research. The cemeteries are broken down by county in a list format. The information in the list spans from 1803 to 1991. The letter itself has no date.
Letter from Paul Heckethorn to John J. Amonga, February 2004
Letter from Paul Heckethorn to John J. Amonga, February 2004
Church, Cemetery
This document is a letter from Paul Heckethorn to John J. Asmonga regarding both men’s research in relation to cemeteries and churches. The letter was sent on February 22nd, 2004.
Letter to Earle Wittpenn from John Asmonga February 2004
Letter to Earle Wittpenn from John Asmonga February 2004
Church, Coorespondence
This letter is from John Asmonga to Earle Wittpenn on February 24, 2004, regarding the Hungarian church. The letter thanks Earle for giving the copy of Hungarian Reformed Church Chat. It goes on to discuss the H&MTHS newsletter.
Letter to Margaret J. Katrincsik from John J. Asmonga
Letter to Margaret J. Katrincsik from John J. Asmonga
Church, Cemetery, Homestead & Mifflin Township Historical Society
This document is a letter from John J. Asmonga to Margaret J. Katrincsik. The letter concerns both St. Elias Church and the Homestead, Mifflin Township Historical Society, and cemetery research. The letter was sent December 15, 2004.
Lincoln Place Church of the Nazarene Flyer
Lincoln Place Church of the Nazarene Flyer
Church
This document is a flyer produced by the Lincoln Place Church of the Nazarene. The flyer advertises events for both adults and children. There is no date on the flyer.
Methodist Church Records Notes
Methodist Church Records Notes
Church
This document is a combination of typed and written notes regarding Methodist churches in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. The churches researched are Anne Ashley Memorial Church, Calamity Hollow Church, Methodist Episcopal Church, Pine Run Church, and more. The information on the churches includes addresses, pastors, and histories spanning from 1830 to 2003. The handwritten notes were added on August 15th, 2005.
Mission Survey of Allegheny County PA 1929 Write Up
Mission Survey of Allegheny County PA 1929 Write Up
Church, Steel Valley, Allegheny County
This document is a handwritten list of churches documented in the Mission Survey of Allegheny County Pennsylvania from 1929. The information includes a list of various churches by ethnic group. The write up focuses on Hungarian churches. The write up does not have a date.
Munhall – Then (1912) and Now (2004) Article
Munhall – Then (1912) and Now (2004) Article
Munhall
This document is an article about the area of Munhall in Pennsylvania comparing 1912 and 2004. The article was published in 2004.
MV Initiative Pamphlet
MV Initiative Pamphlet
Mon Valley
This document is a pamphlet advertising the MV Initiative in Homestead, Pennsylvania. The pamphlet overviews membership, history, business development, community outreach, housing, real estate development, and workforce development. The pamphlet has no date.
Notes on Earle Wittpenn and Translations
Notes on Earle Wittpenn and Translations
Church
This handwritten note begins with a translation of words in red ink and then translated into English in black. Below the translations, there are notes on Earle Wittpenn. The note has no date.
Notes on Keep the Home Fires Burning by Paul Heckethorn
Notes on Keep the Home Fires Burning by Paul Heckethorn
Church, Cemetery
This document contains handwritten notes from the book Keep the Home Fires Burning by Paul Heckethorn. The book contains research into local cemeteries in both Allegheny and Westmoreland County in Pennsylvania. The book was published in 1989. The notes were dated November 28, 2003.
Notes on the History of Mifflin Township by The Mifflin Historical Society Book
Notes on the History of Mifflin Township by The Mifflin Historical Society Book
Church, Cemetery
The document contains handwritten notes by Mark Fallon taken from the book History of the Mifflin Township by the Mifflin Historical Society. The notes relate heavily to cemetery information and churches. The book was published in 1976. The book, and subsequently the notes, span from 1776 to 1976. The notes were taken on November 5th, 2003.