Remembrance Recalls Skeletons Found at Erie Intersection in 1988
A remembrance of skeletons discovered in 1988 at the intersection of 23rd and Pittsburgh streets in Erie.
Erie, PA, October 26, 2026 —
A remembrance recalls skeletons discovered in 1988 at the intersection of 23rd and Pittsburgh streets in Erie. The brief account identifies the year and location but provides no further details about the discovery or the remembrance.
The information available does not specify how many skeletons were found, who discovered them, or the circumstances in which they came to light. It also does not identify who is conducting the remembrance, when it is taking place, or whether it is connected to an event, publication or other activity.
No information was provided about the skeletons’ identity, age, historical significance or what happened to them after their discovery. The account also does not say whether the find was investigated or describe any official response. Those details therefore cannot be established from the information provided.
The remembrance centers on a specific place and year: the intersection of 23rd and Pittsburgh streets in Erie, where the skeletons were discovered in 1988. Beyond that basic reference, the account offers no additional context about the site or the history of the discovery. It does not explain why the find is being recalled now or provide statements from people connected to it.
As presented, the remembrance is a brief reference to the discovery rather than a detailed account of the event. Further information about the circumstances, the people involved and the purpose of the remembrance was not included.
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