The Greater Pittston Historical Society worn out a day capturing camera footage for the Pittston Hospital documentary.

The Greater Pittston Historical Society worn out a day capturing camera footage for the Pittston Hospital documentary, ‘The Haven in succession the Hill.' With Lisa Lewis and her family, of West Pittston, the early Esther Tinsley was recreated at the 1892 cornerstone of the Pittston Hospital, in a Victorian setting at the Catlin House in Scranton, and in a 1917 train car at Steamtown National Historic Site. The Pittston Laurel Line ‘came alive' at the Scranton Trolley Museum before the day extremityed with a visit to displays at the Anthracite Heritage