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Heilwood mines in 1904. This lease arrangement continued until 1943, at which point the Redlands Coal Company purchased the mines from Bethlehem Steel. It was during this time the Monroe Coal Company (another subsidiary of the J.H. Weaver Company) acting as a real estate agency, began selling the houses and lots to the residents of Heilwood as mining was no longer profitable enough to justify the expense of running a private town.
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1335:Pennsylvania
1203:West Lebanon
1068:Brush Valley
1023:Jacksonville
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1602:Wilkinsburg
1522:Murrysville
1517:Mt. Lebanon
1507:Monroeville
1472:Bethel Park
1188:Strongstown
1050:communities
766:Cherry Tree
761:Blairsville
731:County seat
660:January 31,
535:October 12,
513:October 12,
450:2000 census
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1833:Categories
1748:Government
1712:Zelienople
1702:Washington
1687:New Castle
1542:Penn Hills
1527:New Castle
1502:McKeesport
1497:McCandless
1440:Pittsburgh
1378:Washington
1193:Trade City
1163:Northpoint
1078:Clarksburg
1008:Dixonville
988:Black Lick
945:Washington
920:Montgomery
890:Cherryhill
870:Buffington
860:Black Lick
821:Smicksburg
791:Homer City
494:References
365:78°52′57″W
362:40°38′14″N
216:Population
116:78°52′57″W
113:40°38′14″N
1738:Etymology
1733:Education
1697:Rostraver
1672:Joe Hardy
1662:Jefferson
1647:Eddie Dew
1492:Hempfield
1482:Cranberry
1348:Armstrong
1343:Allegheny
1324:Jefferson
1128:Josephine
1108:Hillsdale
998:Commodore
895:Conemaugh
850:Armstrong
842:Townships
811:Saltsburg
806:Plumville
776:Creekside
613:April 23,
351:Geography
289:(CDP) in
272:FIPS code
238:Time zone
1817:Category
1707:Wheeling
1677:Lakehill
1611:Airports
1373:Lawrence
1297:Maryland
1288:Counties
1183:Starford
1168:Penn Run
1148:McIntyre
1143:Marchand
1098:Dilltown
1038:Rossiter
1033:Robinson
1018:Heilwood
1013:Graceton
816:Shelocta
748:Boroughs
283:Heilwood
276:42-33672
176:Township
90:Heilwood
60:Heilwood
1753:History
1728:Economy
1587:Weirton
1487:Hampton
1467:Baldwin
1452:15k–50k
1407:Hancock
1368:Indiana
1363:Fayette
1305:Garrett
1153:Mentcle
1123:Jewtown
1063:Aultman
1058:Arcadia
983:Alverda
875:Burrell
796:Indiana
738:Indiana
635:June 4,
448:At the
169:Indiana
142:Country
1793:Sports
1778:People
1721:Topics
1657:Herron
1642:Butler
1637:Beaver
1567:Shaler
1547:Peters
1477:Butler
1402:Brooke
1358:Butler
1353:Beaver
1208:Wilgus
1198:Wehrum
1133:Locust
1118:Iselin
1093:Covode
885:Center
781:Ernest
771:Clymer
756:Armagh
489:umpire
407:Census
164:County
1768:Media
1597:White
1577:Unity
1562:Scott
1173:Rexis
1103:Gipsy
1088:Clyde
1083:Clune
1048:Other
1003:Coral
965:Young
960:White
935:Rayne
915:Green
910:Grant
880:Canoe
855:Banks
285:is a
266:(EDT)
264:UTC-4
243:UTC-5
152:State
1743:Film
1557:Ross
1552:Plum
1537:Penn
1512:Moon
1457:2010
1455:(in
1316:Ohio
1158:Nolo
1138:Loop
1113:Home
975:CDPs
930:Pine
662:2008
637:2016
615:2011
589:2024
563:2024
537:2022
515:2022
428:2020
416:Note
411:Pop.
187:Area
181:Pine
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