Eckley Miners’ Village

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Eckley Miners’ Village is a preserved 19th-century coal mining company town in Pennsylvania that now serves as a museum interpreting the lives of anthracite miners and their families.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic company town
historic district
museum
buildingMaterial frame construction
wood
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse historic site
museum
era 19th century
foundedAs company town
governingBody Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission NERFINISHED
hasFeature churches
coal breaker site
company store
miners’ houses
museum visitor center
outbuildings
hasMuseumType industrial museum
open-air museum
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places
industry anthracite coal mining
interpretiveFocus anthracite miners and their families
company town life
locatedIn Hazle Township NERFINISHED
Luzerne County NERFINISHED
Pennsylvania
anthracite coal region
nearestCity Hazleton, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
NRHPListingDate 1966-10-15
NRHPReferenceNumber 66000665
NRHPType historic district
openToPublic yes
operator Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission NERFINISHED
originalFunction coal mining company town
preservationStatus preserved 19th-century company town
purpose interpretation of anthracite miners’ lives
preservation of coal company town architecture
region Northeastern Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
significantPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
mid-19th century
state Pennsylvania
theme coal mining technology
immigrant history
industrial heritage
labor history
transportationAccess by road from Hazleton, Pennsylvania

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Northeastern Pennsylvania hasMajorAttraction Eckley Miners’ Village