Inscription
Erected in 1741. First place of worship in Bethlehem was on the second floor. Count von Zinzendorf had quarters here, 1742. Place of many notable conferences in the Colonial and Revolutionary periods.
Location
Address66 W. Church St.
CityBethlehem
CountyNorthampton
StatePennsylvania
Coordinates40.618760, -75.381060
Sources
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