Charleroi Woman Plots Area History
Paglia, Ron, Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Some people collect stamps.
Others search for old coins in hopes of striking it rich.
For Mindy Householder, such treasures can be found in area cemeteries. And her quest is far more than just a hobby.
"I have been searching entire cemeteries for about three years," said Householder, a Charleroi resident and member of the Charleroi Area Historical Society. "I absolutely love old cemeteries. It's a great way to help others in their quest for the past."
Nikki Sheppick, chairwoman of the historical society's board of directors, said Householder's enthusiasm for and dedication to seeking history at cemeteries is "invaluable to one of the basic tenets of our …
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Article title: Charleroi Woman Plots Area History.
Contributors: Paglia, Ron - Author.
Newspaper title: Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Publication date: February 9, 2013.
Page number: Not available.
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