Print of a scenic view of Bethlehem in 1832. Original rendition by Karl Bodmer, a Swiss-born artist. The artist documented the travels of the German naturalist, Maximilian, Prince of Wied, who journeyed through America from 1832 to 1834
The Lehigh River & Canal in Bethlehem, with the railroad bridge and the old covered bridge in the foreground and the Pacific House Hotel in the lower right-hand corner.
The Lehigh River and Canal. Notes on the back read: "Print made from an original oil painting owned by Brown-Borhek Co., showing The Lehigh Canal and Basin with a canal boat in foreground; Brown & Knauss lumber and coal sheds and to the right the old covered bridge over the canal. The Moravian Church belfry and landmark of old pine trees can be seen in the background. Painted sometime between 1820 and 1850 by J. L. Yerkes".
Walp's Restaurant & Guest House located between the business sections of Allentown and Bethlehem on old U. S. 22 (now Union Blvd.). The restaurant specialized in Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine.