Explore
Eckley Miners’ Village preserves and interprets the heritage of Pennsylvania’s anthracite Coal Region, a 484-square-mile tract of ridges and valleys that fueled America’s Industrial Revolution. Founded in 1854 and continuously occupied for more than 150 years, Eckley is North America’s most complete nineteenth-century company town and the only historical site and museum dedicated to the daily lives of immigrant miners, their families, and their descendants.
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THE VILLAGE
With more than 100 historic miners’ homes, owners’ mansions, churches, outhouses, cow sheds, goat barns, and more, Eckley is an immersive experience like no other.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
From ethnic celebrations to haunted Halloween tours, Eckley brings the rich history of Pennsylvania’s Coal Region to life.
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PAST EVENTS
Recall your favorite Eckley memories, and plan your next visit to make more.