Crucible

Crucible is a census- assigned place and coal town in Greene County, Pennsylvania, United States. Their mail station opened in 1914. The 2010 evaluation detailed Crucible with a populace of 725. The people group of Crucible was worked around a coal mine worked by Crucible Coal, Co. A few sources refer to that the mine opened in 1910, however others guarantee that the official opening was in 1913 after the offer of 2,000 sections of land to Crucible Coal, Co. Cauldron had numerous highlights ordinary of a coal town, including organization lodging, an organization store, and a mail station.

At its peak in 1953, the mine employed 903 individuals. Through the span of its activity, the mine delivered 36.5 million tons of coal. The people group of Crucible had its own particular school, which worked under the umbrella of the Carmichaels Area School District, until the 1991-1992 school year, when the new primary school in Carmichaels opened. The school has thusly been closed down, however has been utilized as a spooky house for pledge drives and as a preparation office for the nearby volunteer fire division.