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The Lehigh Canal was in Walnutport across the river from Slatington . This was part of a small booklet of photos, Souvenir of Slatington Penna. and Vicinity, sold by Jones Bros & Miller. These photos also appeared as regular, individual postcards.

Located on the northeast corner of the intersection of Second and Washington Streets, this building still exists. This church was located very close to the United Evangelical Church. This was part of a small booklet of photos, Souvenir of Slatington…

This hotel was/is located on the southwest corner of Main and Church Streets. The Neff House, a boarding hotel and bar, first opened circa 1869. This was part of a small booklet of photos, Souvenir of Slatington Penna. and Vicinity, sold by Jones…

Looking west through the business center of Walnutport towards Slatington. This was part of a small booklet of photos, Souvenir of Slatington Penna. and Vicinity, sold by Jones Bros & Miller. These photos also appeared as regular, individual…

The first bridge across the Lehigh between Slatington and waalnutport was a long, covered wooden bridge. This was part of a small booklet of photos, Souvenir of Slatington Penna. and Vicinity, sold by Jones Bros & Miller. These photos also appeared…

This was part of a small booklet of photos, Souvenir of Slatington Penna. and Vicinity, sold by Jones Bros & Miller. These photos also appeared as regular, individual postcards.

Looking south through the gap about 1905, before the Lehigh and New England Railroad bridge was built.

View of the river looking north from Slatington towards Lehigh Gap.

Nice image of the old high school, giving a great idea of how much it dominated Main Street. View is from the Slatington News building on Main Street.

Looking down the bridge over Trout Creek from about the position of the Slatington News building.