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  Bethlehem, Pa. Widows' House

  The Moravian Widows' house on West Church Street in Bethlehem, Pa.
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  Bethlehem, Pa. Sisters' House

  The Sisters' House.
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  Moravian Church Steeple, 1803, Bethlehem Pa.

  The Central Moravian Church Steeple.
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  Heckewelder House historical marker

  The Heckewelder House historical marker on Market Street.
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  Old Chapel historical marker

  The historical marker on Heckewelder Place describing the Old Chapel.
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  Bell House historical marker

  The historical marker for the Bell House on Church Street, dated September, 25, 1961.
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  Moravian Community historical marker

  The historical marker on Main Street describing the local Moravian Community.
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  Single Brethren's House and part of Main Hall

  The Single Brethren's House and part of Main Hall on Church Street.
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  Sisters' House historical marker

  The historical marker at the Sisters' House on Church Street, dated September, 25, 1961.
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  Gemeinhaus historical marker

  The historical marker on Church Street describing the Gemeinhaus.
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  Single Brethrens House historical marker

  The historic marker in front of the Single Brethren's (Brother's) House, dated September 25, 1961.
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  Monocacy Creek Waterworks

  The Monocacy Creek waterworks.
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  Monocacy Creek Waterworks

  The Moravian Waterworks building c. 1956.
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  Church Street, Main Hall

  Main Hall after renovation, taken from the steps at Central Moravian Church across Church Street.
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  Church Street, Main Hall

  Worker standing in front of the scaffolding on the front of Main Hall on Church St. during facade restoration.
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  Church Street, Main Hall

  Tarps draped over the scaffolding on the front of Main Hall on Church St. during facade restoration.
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  Church Street, Single Brethrens House

  Main Hall and the Single Brethren's House on Churh Street, taken from the steps of Central Moravian Church prior to restoration.
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  Church Street

  Worker on scaffolding at the Brethren's House on Church Street, dated May, 1959.
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  Sisters' House

  The Sisters' House, Church St., Bethlehem, n.d. The view is looking west toward Central Moravian Church.
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  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.
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  Moravian Sisters' Home

  The Moravian Single Sisters' Home located in Bethlehem, Pa. The cornerstone was laid August 8, 1742, and it was occupied by the Single Brethren until 1748. Since that time it has been used as the Sisters' Home.
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  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.
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  Moravian Church, Built 1803, Bethlehem, Pa.

  The northeast corner of the Central Moravian Church.
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  Main Walk, Moravian Burying Ground, Bethlehem, Pa.

  Trees in the Moravian Burying Ground in Bethlehem, Pa.
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  Bell House

  The Bell House at 56 West Church Street, erected in 1746. This building is typical of the early Germanic architecture used in the Bethlehem Moravian settlement. To the left is the Old Chapel, for many years a center of worship in Bethlehem before the Central Moravian Church was built.