The location of the January 22, 1959, anthracite mine collapse in northeastern Pennsylvania serves as a somber reminder of the inherent dangers of deep mining. This catastrophic event, resulting from the Susquehanna... Read more »
The catastrophic event at the Knox Coal Company’s No. 2 mine near Port Griffith, Pennsylvania, on January 22, 1959, resulted from the Susquehanna River breaching the mine workings. This inundation led to... Read more »
The site of the 1959 Knox Mine Disaster lies near Port Griffith, Pennsylvania, in the northeastern region of the state. This area was once a hub of anthracite coal mining, a vital... Read more »
The January 22, 1959, inundation of the River Slope Mine at Port Griffith, Pennsylvania, resulted in the deaths of twelve miners. This catastrophic event, caused by the breaching of a thin barrier... Read more »