Local historian Lloyd Thompson's tours of Cedar Creek gorge included the site of the Greenwood homestead. Charles and Harriet emigrated from Barnsley, Yorkshire in 1874 with her mother and sons William, John, and Robert. In 1889 William married Hannah Steen, whose father ran a sawmill near the mouth of Cedar Creek, and by 1893 they had two children, Clarence Earle and Grace, followed by Russell, Jesse, Lennis, Sara, Eleanor, Alda, Malcolm, Mary, and Charles. The wire fence in the 1893 etching was replaced by a still visible stone wall. Charles Frederick, Violet, Minnie, and Olive holding the cat are on Cedar Creek Road, that climbs to Vernon Drive. Other siblings, not pictured are Walter and Alice, who died at birth. Charles was a coal miner and steelworker who died in February, 1910 and is buried in Donora's Gilmore Cemetery, where Harriet joined him three weeks later.