Old Forge, Pennsylvania
Old Forge, United States
Old Forge, Pennsylvania shares 14 connections with 6123 places across 4 topics, spanning Italian-American heritage, anthracite coal, regional pizza, and nor'easter weather. Italian immigrants, many from Felitto near Salerno, settled here in such numbers that 41.3% of residents claimed Italian ancestry in the 2010 Census. The 1959 Knox Mine Disaster ended anthracite coal mining in the area. Old Forge Pizza, a rectangular style topped with mozzarella and mild cheddar on a thick crust, has been called the 'Pizza Capital of the World.' Calabria is among its most-shared co-connected places.
1993 Storm of the Century
Connects Old Forge, Pennsylvania to: Tennessee | Alabama | Elmira, New York | Troy, Alabama | Warne, North Carolina
Knox Mine Disaster
Connects Old Forge, Pennsylvania to: Scranton, Pennsylvania | Luzerne County, Pennsylvania | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania | Pittston Township, Pennsylvania | Kingston, Pennsylvania
Salerno
Connects Old Forge, Pennsylvania to: Sicily | Calabria | Campania | East Harlem | South Philadelphia
mozzarella
Connects Old Forge, Pennsylvania to: Italy | Naples, Italy | Sardinia | Lazio | Calabria
cheddar cheese
Connects Old Forge, Pennsylvania to: United States | California | Canada | Chicago, Illinois | Australia
anthracite
Connects Old Forge, Pennsylvania to: St. Louis, Missouri | West Virginia | North Dakota | Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania | Ithaca, New York