Battle of Homestead Foundation - Mark Fallon Collection

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.

This document describes the beginnings of the Carnegie Library of Homestead located in Homestead, Pennsylvania. The document spans 1851 to 1901.

This document outlines the development and planning in Homestead, Pennsylvania. The document overviews the history, and business locations in the area.

This document is a reprint of five different newspaper articles. The first article is from The Homestead Messenger titled, “Four-Day Services to Mark Founding of Church In ’84.” The article was published on February 12, 1944. The second article is a reprint from The Daily Messenger titled, “Baptist Church Prepares to Mark 55th Anniversary.” The article was published on February 18, 1939. The third article is a reprint from The New Daily Messenger titled, “First Baptist of Homestead Organized by 11 Charter Members.” The article was written by Sharon Walnick and published on January 27, 1968. The fourth article is a reprint from The New Daily Messenger titled, “Homestead Church Marks Anniversary.” The article was published on February 15, 1969. The last article is a reprint from The Daily Messenger titled, “Another Church Fire Destroys Homestead’s First Baptist.” The article was published June 12, 1974. The articles all overview the history of the First Baptist Church of Homestead, Pennsylvania. The articles are all marked up in red pen.

This document serves as both a timeline of the history of the First Presbyterian Church in Homestead, Pennsylvania, as well as a compiled list of the church’s ministers. The timeline spans from 1872 to 1964, establishment to merger. The minister list spans from 1874 to 1964. Overall, the document spans from 1872 to 1964.

This document provides the history of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Homestead, Pennsylvania. The history spans from 1833 to 1995 from the founding of the church, to the impact of world events, to anniversary celebrations, and more.

This document is a short history St. Anne’s church in Homestead, Pennsylvania. The booklet takes particular interest in the life of Rt. Reverend Monsignor Clement J. Hrtanek. The document spans from 1889 to 1957.

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 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 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.