Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) - Training - A Guide to Mining Museums and Miners' Memorials: Greene County, Pennsylvania

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Links to Mining Museums and Miners' Memorials for Pennsylvania
Greene County Miner's Monument

The Greene County, Pennsylvania visitor's center is the location of this Miner's Monument.

In the courtyard, to the right of the center, is the Miner's Monument. It serves as a memorial to miners who died in a mine explosion directly beneath the monument. The memorial features a likeness of famous mine labor leader John L. Lewis. On the reverse side, there is a roll of Greene County Miners.


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