W. Pa. mine firm buys museum with Quecreek history (The York Dispatch)

8 March 2010, 7:27 am

WINDBER, Pa.—A coal mining company is buying a small museum where artifacts are displayed from the rescue of mine western Pennsylvania miners who were trapped underground for more than 78 hours nearly eight years ago.... Read More »

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