Donora, PA
A formerly thriving steel town in the Mon Valley of southwestern Pennsylvania, Donora has produced a trio of outfielders that could likely top any other town the same size: Stan Musial, Ken Griffey Jr. and Ken Griffey Sr.. The town is also famous for a horrible air pollution incident, which was discussed in When Smoke Ran Like Water by Donora native Devra Davis.
People born here[edit]
- Steve Filipowicz, outfielder
- Craig Griffey, minor league outfielder
- Ken Griffey Jr., outfielder; Hall of Fame
- Ken Griffey Sr., outfielder
- Ed Musial, minor league outfielder
- Stan Musial, outfielder; Hall of Fame
Educational establishments located here[edit]
- Donora High School (closed)
Further Reading[edit]
- Michael Clair: "The tiny town that produced 2 all-time greats: Donora, Pa., the birthplace of Musial and Griffey, who also share a birthday", mlb.com, November 21, 2021. [1]
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