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  Dinner at Hellertown Hotel Park

  Group at a dinner at the Hellertown Hotel Park (now demolished). Head of table: Robert Pfeifle. Left: 1. C.P. Hoffman; 2. Sam Caum; 3. Pete Green; 4. Roland Lynn; 5. John Stein; 6. Asher Kichline; 7. Herbert Cless; 8. Ed. Fehnel. Standing: 1. Fred Rosewarne; 2. Charles Miller. Right: 1. Phil Byrne; 2. Adam Brinker; 3. ?; 4. Jacob Greup; 5. Mr. Trumbore; 6. Fred T. Beckel; 7. Wilson Miller; 8. Pa.t Byrnes; 9. Al Himmelright. 10. Newspaper reporter; 11. Mr. Frey (Reporter)
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The lobby in the Bethlehem National Bank, c. Jan 1922.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The lobby in the Bethlehem National Bank, c. Jan 1922.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The expansive lobby of the Bethlehem National Bank.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  Six people at the Bethlehem National Bank, including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daumer.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The employee's break room at the Bethlehem National Bank.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The interior of the Bethlehem National Bank decorated for Christmas.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The bookkeeping office in the Bethlehem National Bank.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The activity in The interior of the Bethlehem National Bank, taken from above and looking from the street side.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The lobby of the Bethlehem National Bank taken from above, looking toward the street.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  Bethlehem National Bank patrons receiving souvenirs at the open house upon completion of extensive renovations. Charles Haag (background); Cless (foreground); Amhrein center background.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The Bethlehem National Bank staff in 1930. Front row: Russell Brunner, John Wehinger, John Stein, Pat Byrne, Lucy Byrne, Paul Marsteller, Merrit Mills, Henry Knies, Asher Kichline. Standing: Frank Pedrick, Phil Byrne, Fred Rosewarne, Herbert Cless, John Bruno, Fred T. Beckel (Pres.), Al Himmelright, Pete Green, Jack Thompson, Ed. Fehnel.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The exterior of the Bethlehem National Bank.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  Parking lot full of cars and the Bethlehem Steel plant taken from the rear window of the Bethlehem National Bank.
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  George Frederick Beckel residence

  The George Frederick Beckel residence on Main St. It was built in 1762 and razed about 1872. General Lafayette, wounded at the Battle of the Brandywine, was a guest in this house during his convalescence; he left here to resume his command October 18, 1777. (Note penciled at bottom: PP&L 532/534/536 Main.
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  Union Depot area

  The area near the Union Depot. The southern entrance to the covered bridge is to the left.
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  Railroad tracks looking north

  Railroad tracks looking north toward the railroad bridge. The Pacific House can be seen on the right. Photograph was taken from the left of the covered bridge.
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  Union Station, South Bethlehem

  Union Station and railroad tracks, viewed from the south.
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  Railroad Bridge c. 1954

  Railroad bridge, c. 1954.
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  Railroad bridge crossing Hellertown Road.

  The Philadelphia, Bethlehem and New England Railroad bridge, crossing Hellertown Road.
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  Bethlehem National Bank

  The exterior of the Bethlehem National Bank.
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  John B. Meixsell

  John B. Meixsell and his dog. Note on back: John B. Meixsell, cashier, the South Bethlehem National Bank 1900.
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  3rd St. looking east

  Third St. looking east. Patriotic decorations are strung along the street, possibly for the semi-centennial celebration.
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  Lehigh and New England Railroad

  Passenger train cars of the Lehigh and New England railroad. Notes on back: #2 from left Will Dennis, Asst. Engineer M. of Wat L≠ #5 from left: Shipman, Engineer M. of Way, L&NE, Sitting, Middle W.E. Bailey, Trainmaster. 1912 to 1915. Bright Lehigh ? train to West.
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  Lehigh and New England Railroad

  Passenger train cars crossing the railroad bridge of the Lehigh and New England railroad across the Lehigh River.