Mine buggy - Virtual Museum of Coal Mining in Western Pennsylvania
Virtual Museum of Coal Mining in Western Pennsylvania

Digital Coal Research Library
The 20th Century Society of Western Pennsylvania
Links to:
Coal Miners Memorial Springdale Mine (Logans Ferry Mine), Logans Ferry, Plum Twp., Allegheny Co., PA
Coal Mines of Allegheny Co., PA MAIN INDEX
Coal Mines of Fayette Co., PA MAIN INDEX
Coal Mines of Indiana Co., PA MAIN INDEX
Coal Mines of Washington Co., PA MAIN INDEX
Coal Mines of Westmoreland Co., PA MAIN INDEX
Map of H.C.Frick Coke Co. Mines
Map of R.R. Transportation System Westmoreland Co.
Map of West Penn System Light Power Railway
In Association with Amazon.com Check here for books
on coal mining
Springdale Mine
(Logans Ferry Mine),

Logans Ferry, Plum Twp.,
Allegheny County,
Pennsylvania, U.S.A.

A Tribute to the Coal Miners that mined the Bituminous Coal seams of the
Springdale Mine, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.

by
Raymond A. Washlaski, Historian, Editor,
Ryan P. Washlaski, Technical Advisor,
Peter E. Starry, Jr. "The Old Miner."

Updated March 1, 2006

Search our Web Sites total data base!
Enter a Miner's last Name, Coal Mine Name, or Coal Company Name.
 A single name works best.
powered by FreeFind

(This Page Still Underconstruction)

Springdale Mine (Logans Ferry Mine) (ca.1920-  ?  ),
Located on a branchline of the Allegheny Valley Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Logans Ferry, Plum Twp.,  Allegheny Co., PA
[Supplied coal to the Colfax Power Plant of Duquesne Light Company in Springdale, via. a mine car rail tunnel under the Allegheny River to a underground unloader and a tipple above ground at the Colfax Power Plant.]
Owners: (ca.1920-  ?  ), Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company, Pittsburgh, PA

The opening of the tunnel under the Allegheny River from the Springdale Mine in Logans Ferry, Plum Township, on the east side of the river, to the Colfax Power Generating Station in Springdale, on the west side of the river, ca.1920.  Picture was taken on the Logans Ferry side of the river, the Springdale side of the tunnel went to an underground mine car dumping station, and the coal was brought to the surface on a conveyor system to storage piles at the power plant.
(Photo courtesy of the Springdale Public Library, Springdale, PA.)

April 27, 1954:  An explosion of gas in a roof cavity, caused by an arc from a mine motor trolley shoe occurred in the Springdale Mine.  No miners were injured.

Coal Miners Memorial Springdale Mine (Logans Ferry Mine),
Logans Ferry, Plum Twp., Allegheny Co., PA
To Select another Index
to Allegheny County Coal Mines
Click on the Larry cars for Index Page
or on a Letter below
Select another Index to Allegheny County Mines


or
Go to Top of Page

Select another Index to Coal Mines of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
[Click on a letter to take you to that Index]
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Local History Sites
Links to other coal mining sites
Reference Sources for Southwestern Pennsylvania Coal Mines The New Message Boards have not worked, Use our guestbook for questions Have information to add on Allegheny County Coal Mines?
E-Mail the Editor
View the
"Old Miner's"
Guestbook
Pete Starry, The Old Miner
Pete Starry, Mining Historian
Let the Old Miner know you've been here.
Sign the
"Old Miner's"
Guestbook
Guestbook by GuestWorld

FastCounter by LinkExchange
Mercers, an Undertakers Business - Web Productions If you have additional information or pictures on the Coal Mines of Allegheny County, PA
Contact: Ray Washlaski, Web Master
Need a web site for your family or organization, The "Mercers, an Undertakers" Web Productions, will do it for you at a reasonable cost, contact the "Mercers, an Undertakers"
Copyright 2005, All rights reserved, by Raymond A. Washlaski, Ryan P. Washlaski & The 20th Century Society of Western Pennsylvania.
Web site Design by "Mercers, an Undertakers" Web Design Company