Eckley Miners' Village
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An authentic 19th-century coal patch town and museum in eastern Pennsylvania, preserved from demolition by a 1970 film.

šŸ“œ Authentic 19th-century coal patch town and museum in eastern Pennsylvania.
šŸ” Saved from demolition by a 1970 Sean Connery movie, now operated by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.

Why Go

šŸš¶ Walk in the footprints of 1860s miners and 1970s film sets
šŸ˜ļø Explore well-preserved miners' houses, churches, doctor's office, and general store
šŸŽ¬ See props from 'The Molly Maguires' film, including a replica coal breaker
šŸ“š Learn about anthracite coal mining and immigrant working-class families

Why Avoid

šŸ„¶ Fall or winter visits can be haunting due to grim history

Tips

šŸ—“ļø Check website for winter closures and holiday schedules
šŸŽŸļø Buy museum tickets online; guided tours are an extra charge

Cost

šŸ’° Adults $8, Seniors $7, Youth $6, Children under 2 Free. Guided tours $2 extra.

Hours

šŸ•’ Wednesday ā€“ Sunday, 10 am ā€“ 4 pm. Closed December 29 ā€“ March 3 and some holidays.

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