The town’s early Welsh congregation split in 1859. The Welsh Calvinistic Methodists built this church on West Church Street immediately to the west of where the former Hose Company No. 1 stood. Eventually in 1884, the congregation moved into a new building on Fourth Street immediately to the south of the fire company. The structure is now a private residence.
Located on the east side of Main Street in the business district
On the west side of Fourth Street above the former Hose Company No 1 building
The Methodist Episcopal Church, organized and built 1869, dedicated 10 December 1869, was located on the southwest corner of Center Street and Slate Alley. It is now a private residence.
The Welsh Baptist Church was formerly located on West Church Street near Hose Company No. 1. The congregation, originally organized in 1859 as the Williamstown Baptist Mission to the west of Slatington, moved to Slatington in 1891. This building was dedicated in April 1892 and used until the congregation moved to the current Baptist Church location on Main Street. The structure on West Church Street is now a private residence.
Former Citizens National Bank on the northwest corner of Second and Main Streets.
Former Fritzinger building,, northwest corner of Church and Main Streets