The Jonas W. Gerhard Carriage Works in Macungie, Pa. circa 1886. Dr. D. D. Fritch first built Keystone Roller Mills in Macungie in 1877. He later acquired or built flour mills in neighboring communities.
The residence of Emory J. Lipps, president of the Lehigh Valley Silk Mills, located at 868 Clewell St. on the southwest corner of Jeter Ave. in Fountain Hill.
The 4th Ave. Hotel at 345 W. Broad Street., West Bethlehem, Pa. There is a trolley car passing the hotel. This hotel was located at the corner of Broad St. and 4th Avenue. It was last listed as a hotel in the 1911 Bethlehem city director. In the 1917 directory it had become a saloon.
Bellewood Park near Pattenburg, Nj. Circa 1907. The park, which opened in 1903, had 50 acres of hilly, wooded lawns that inspired hundreds of North Jersey residents each week to spend $1 on the Lehigh Valley Railroad's line to an otherwise uneventful Hunterdon County. When not enjoying the penny arcade, dancing hall, roller coaster, Ferris wheel, carousel and Tunnel of Love, Bellewood Park visitors could stroll through the bright green countryside. Bellewood Pa.rk closed in 1916.
Scene looking west down Hamilton Street in Allentown from center square, circa 1890. The name Bertha is handwritten in the lower right corner below the picture.
The Dodson Building and Post Office, New St., Bethlehem, Pa. This building housed the Moravian Station post office from shortly after the city's consolidation in 1918 to approximately 1928.