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Historic Map - Pittston, PA - 1892
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View of Pittston, Luzerne County, P.A., 1892 / drawn & published by T. M. Fowler & James B. Moyer, A. E. Downs, lith.
This panoramic print of Pittston, Pennsylvania was drawn by Thaddeus Mortimer Fowler and published by T. M. Fowler & James B. Moyer in 1892. Pittston was established along the banks of the Susquehanna River in 1838. In the mid-1800's the discovery of anthracite coal throughout the region led Pittston to become a major colliery town with several coal breakers. The community established West Pittston on the opposite side of the river as a desirable suburb.
The map shows Pittston���s labeled streets, buildings, bridges and railroad lines.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
1. Public Schools.
2. Post Office. C. K. Campbell, Postmaster.
3. Campbell���s Ledge.
4. Coxton.
5. Pittston Junction.
6. Barnum Coal Breaker.
7. Old Forge Coal Breaker.
8. Phoenix Coal Breaker.
9. Newton Co. Coal Breaker.
10. Newton No. 10 Coal Breaker.
11. Clear Spring Coal Breaker.
12. Stevens Coal Co. Coal Breaker.
13. Cork & Bottle Coal Breaker.
14. Pittston Stove Co.
15. Alpine Knitting Co.
16. Wyoming Valley Paper Mills.
17. T. E. Fields��� Grist Mill.
18. Wyoming Valley Lumber Co
19. Forest Castle Brewery.
A. St. John���s Roman Catholic Church.
B. Roman Catholic (German) Church.
C. Lithuanian Catholic (Polish) Church.
D. First Baptist Church.
E. Welsh Baptist Church.
F. First Methodist E. Church.
G. First Methodist E. Church. West Pittston.
H. Presbyterian Church. West Pittston.
I. First Presbyterian Church.
J. Congregational. Tabernacle. West Pittston.
K. Congregational Church.
L. Episcopal Church.
M. Episcopal Trinity Church. West Pittston.
N. Lutheran Church.
This panoramic print of Pittston, Pennsylvania was drawn by Thaddeus Mortimer Fowler and published by T. M. Fowler & James B. Moyer in 1892. Pittston was established along the banks of the Susquehanna River in 1838. In the mid-1800's the discovery of anthracite coal throughout the region led Pittston to become a major colliery town with several coal breakers. The community established West Pittston on the opposite side of the river as a desirable suburb.
The map shows Pittston���s labeled streets, buildings, bridges and railroad lines.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
1. Public Schools.
2. Post Office. C. K. Campbell, Postmaster.
3. Campbell���s Ledge.
4. Coxton.
5. Pittston Junction.
6. Barnum Coal Breaker.
7. Old Forge Coal Breaker.
8. Phoenix Coal Breaker.
9. Newton Co. Coal Breaker.
10. Newton No. 10 Coal Breaker.
11. Clear Spring Coal Breaker.
12. Stevens Coal Co. Coal Breaker.
13. Cork & Bottle Coal Breaker.
14. Pittston Stove Co.
15. Alpine Knitting Co.
16. Wyoming Valley Paper Mills.
17. T. E. Fields��� Grist Mill.
18. Wyoming Valley Lumber Co
19. Forest Castle Brewery.
A. St. John���s Roman Catholic Church.
B. Roman Catholic (German) Church.
C. Lithuanian Catholic (Polish) Church.
D. First Baptist Church.
E. Welsh Baptist Church.
F. First Methodist E. Church.
G. First Methodist E. Church. West Pittston.
H. Presbyterian Church. West Pittston.
I. First Presbyterian Church.
J. Congregational. Tabernacle. West Pittston.
K. Congregational Church.
L. Episcopal Church.
M. Episcopal Trinity Church. West Pittston.
N. Lutheran Church.
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