Patch houses

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Out of necessity or choice, many mine workers attended religious services only on special occasions, though the clergy sometimes visited the patches.

Even in the larger town of Saint Clair itself, Irish Catholics existed in a kind of limbo for several years prior to the founding of St. Mary's in , although a small number apparently attended St. Bonifacius, the German Catholic church. Despite these obstacles, many patch residents discovered a sense of community among their fellow immigrants that helped to sustain them through the hardships of coal mining life.

Back to exhibits. Originally a two-family home, this miner's cottage in John's Patch had been converted to a single family dwelling by the early s The typical miner and his family lived in a one- or two-story frame house, often owned by the mining company. Although many miners lived in coal towns such as Saint Clair, others lived in the "patches," or small villages surrounding town.