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• The First Water Works in the United States, in Bethlehem, PA
  
  The Monocacy Creek and the Moravian Waterworks building in Bethlehem.
• The flooded Lehigh River in May, 1942
  
  Black & white photograph of the swollen Lehigh River near the Hill-to-Hill Bridge following a flash flood on May 23, 1942
• The flooded Lehigh River in May, 1942
  
  Black & white photograph of the flooded Lehigh River during a flash flood on May 23, 1942.
• The Holiday Inn, Allentown, Pa.
  
  Color photograph of cars parked in front of the Holiday Inn at nightfall in Allentown, Pa.
• The Lehigh River overflows its banks following a flash flood in May, 1942
  
  Black & white photograph of the swollen waters of the Lehigh River, following a flash flood on May 23, 1942, looking towards South Bethlehem and the Bethlehem Steel Plant.
• The Lehigh River/Canal at Mauch Chunk
  
  The Lehigh River and Canal at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
• The Lehigh River/Canal from Prospect Rock
  
  The Lehigh River and Canal looking north from Prospect Rock at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
• The Lehigh River/Canal, Bethlehem
  
  The Bethlehem Iron Works Steel Rail Mill looking south across the Lehigh River from Nisky Hill Cemetery.
• The Lehigh River/Canal, Bethlehem
  
  A boat landing near the covered bridge in Bethlehem, Pa. on the Lehigh River.
• The Lehigh River/Canal, Bethlehem
  
  A boat landing near the covered bridge in Bethlehem, Pa. on the Lehigh River.
• The Lehigh River/Canal, Bethlehem
  
  Multiple bridges across the Lehigh Canal in Bethlehem, Pa.
• The Lehigh River/Canal, Penn Haven
  
  The Lehigh River and Canal at Penn Haven.
• The Lehigh River/Canal, the Narrows at Mauch Chunk
  
  A narrow stretch of the Lehigh River near Mauch Chunk, Pa.
• The Lehigh River/Canal, view from Opekasset Rock, Slate Dam
  
  The Lehigh River in the vicinity of Allentown, Pa.
• The Miller's house on Old York Road
  
  Miller's House on Old York Rd. with the corner of the Luckenbach Grist mill in the background. Dated September 7, 1961.
• The Moravian Congregational Church
  
  The Moravian Congregational Church, built in 1841. It was built of hewn logs and later was covered with boards as shown in this picture.
• The Moravian Widows House
  
  The Moravian Widows' House located in Bethlehem, Pa. The cornerstone was laid in 1767 and it is still used as a home for the widows of the Moravian congregation.
• The Narrows.
  
  A narrow stretch of the Lehigh River near Bethlehem, Pa.
• The old Bridge at Bethlehem
  
  The covered "Old Bridge" across the Lehigh River in Bethlehem, Pa., taken in the fall of 1919.
• The oldest fire engine in the United States
  
  What is proclaimed to be the oldest fire engine in the United States, taken by the City of Bethlehem, Bureau of Fire.
• The Palace Theater
  
  The marquee at the Palace Theater at 206 E. 3rd Street in South Bethlehem c. 1956.
• The Patriarchal Band
  
  Three trombonists of the Patriarchal Band.
• The Patriarchal Band
  
  Three trombonists of the Patriarchal Band.
• The Widows' House, Erected 1768 Bethehem Pa.
  
  The Moravian Widows' house on West Church Street in Bethlehem, Pa.
• Three houses on Old York Road
  
  Three houses on Old York Rd, dated September 7, 1961.