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Bethlehem, PA

An early Germanic type of building; erected in 1745.

Bethlehem, PA

Headquartered here, it was one of the most important iron and steel manufacturers in the nation.

Bethlehem, PA

Author & historian. Her works include books on Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. ("Yankee from Olympus"), Sir Edward Coke ("Lion and the...

Bethlehem, PA

American industrialist and pioneer of the US steel industry.

Nazareth, PA

Founder in 1833 of C.F. Martin & Co. (The Martin Guitar Company), one of the world's oldest musical instrument manufacturers.

Easton, PA

Operated at "The Forks" on grants received in 1739 and 1741.

Bethlehem, PA

One of America's foremost pipe organ builders.

Raubsville, PA

The canal channel, which parallels the Delaware River, lies just below the highway.

Easton, PA

Key center of travel, trade and industry at the Forks of the Delaware since the days of the Indian.

Portland, PA

Measurer of the notorious Walking Purchase, 1737, lived in this area, 1755-1759.

Bethlehem, PA

Drilled first oil well in America in 1859 at Titusville, Pa.

Bethlehem, PA

President, Bethlehem Steel, 1913-45, & chairman, 1946-57, lived here.

Bethlehem, PA

The first house of the Moravian settlement occupied March 9, 1741, stood on this site.

Easton, PA

Congregation organized 1745.

Bethlehem, PA

Erected in 1741. The first house of worship in BETHLEHEM.

Bethlehem, PA

Erected in 1741. First place of worship in Bethlehem was on the second floor.

Easton, PA

One of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence, member of Continental Congress, ironmaster, lived in this house built in 1757 by...

Congressman; Governor for two terms, 1829-35, was born on a nearby farm on Aug. 12, 1777.

Bethlehem, PA

One-half block south, stands the home of John Heckewelder, famed Indian missionary and interpreter, author of works on American Indians.

Bethlehem, PA

The productivity of this Bethlehem Steel worker, referred to as "Schmidt," was key to Frederick W. Taylor's landmark book, "Principles of...

Belfast, PA

Here rifles and other firearms were made for use in the War of 1812.

HOCKENDAUQUA INDIAN TOWN of the noted Chiefs LAPPAWINZO and TISHCOHAN who treated with the Penn proprietors of Pennsylvania, in the...

Bethlehem, PA

Organist, composer, and conductor.

Bethlehem, PA

Here stood the George Frederick Beckel house, 1762-1872, famed as the place where General Lafayette convalesced from a leg wound suffered...

Easton, PA

At White's Hotel near here, on Dec. 27, 1824, local citizens gathered to found Lafayette College.

Easton, PA

First played in 1884 at Lafayette College, it is recognized by the NCAA as college football's most played rivalry.

Bethlehem, PA

First played in 1884 at Lafayette College, it is recognized by the NCAA as college football's most played rivalry.

Bethlehem, PA

Repository for the records of the Moravian Church, first organized in 1757.

Bethlehem, PA

Used as a burial place, 1742-1910.

Bethlehem, PA

Community organized June 25, 1742.

Tatamy, PA

A Delaware Indian of the Munsee branch, he exemplified the spirit of reconciliation.

Nazareth, PA

Moravian settlers arrived here in 1740 from a failing colony in Georgia.

Easton, PA

Formed March 11, 1752 out of Bucks County.

Bethlehem, PA

As early as 1754, water was pumped from a spring to a water tower, that stood east of here, through hollowed trunks of trees.

Raubsville, PA

A system of State-built public works to connect Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Lake Erie.

This industry was born in the Lehigh Valley.

This industry was born in the Lehigh Valley.

Bethlehem, PA

While Pulaski guarded this area in 1778, the Moravian women made a banner which his cavalry bore until he died at the Siege of Savannah...

Bethlehem, PA

The engineer and philanthropist lived here.

Easton, PA

Recognized as the inventor of the split-bamboo fishing rod in the U.S. His first rent and glued-up cane rod was made about 1846 in his...

Bethlehem, PA

Chemist, industrialist, inventor, & Civil War officer.

One of the first attempts to quarry slate in this country was made here at Slateford by a company chartered in 1808.

This major expedition of the Revolution aimed at the Indian-Tory alliance in New York, was organized at Easton under Gen. John Sullivan.

Wind Gap, PA

Heller's Tavern near Wind Gap was the site for Sullivan's army at the end of the first day's march from Easton, June 18, 1779.

Bethlehem, PA

Erection begun, 1758; enlarged and altered in 19th century.

... of a day and a half from Wrightstown, Bucks County to near the present Mauch Chunk was performed for the Penn proprietors of...

Glendon, PA

This canal's 47 miles from Mauch Chunk to Easton were constructed 1827-1829.

The fleet-footed Edward Marshall and associates in the day and a half walk on Sept.19-20,1737, crossed Hokendauqua Creek below this point.

Measured 1737, according to a supposed Indian deed of 1686, granting lands extending a day-and-a-half walk.

Nazareth, PA

Whitfield House, planned by George Whitfield in 1740 when he obtained 5,000 acres of land for a Negro school and begun by Peter Boehler...