US EditionThe Murder of Frank Langdon | Civil War Violence in Audenried, PA
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The Murder of Frank Langdon | Civil War Violence in Audenried, PA
As spring turned to summer in 1862, violence erupted in the mine patch town of Audenried, located at the crossroads of Carbon, Luzerne, and Schuylkill counties in Pennsylvania’s Coal Region. On June 14, 1862, a crowd of men descended upon Frank Langdon, the weigh boss at the nearby Honey Brook Colliery. By the time they were finished, Langdon lay in the dirt – bloody, battered, and dying. Langdon died from his injuries several days later. The c…
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