which prompted
Andrew Carnegie to start his Heroes Commission Award and with in the cemetery lay some of the Miners Killed that awful day.
You drive in what looks like the entrance to the plant and go all the way back to the cemetery which is boarded on two sides by the plant a small creek and the river.
You would never suspect it even sits all the way back there
The property also included at one time the Old St Marks Lutheran Church which is long gone.
As you first approach the cemetery you will notice a plot with a pipe around it this is where the miners who perished in the Harwick disaster are buried.
The area is heavily security and police patrolled due to the power plant being all around the cemetery so if you visit be mindful you could be stopped and asked what you are doing back the road.