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On the corner of Washington and Second Streets. Later the home of the Slatington Women's Club. Currently privately owned.

On the west side of Fourth Street above the former Hose Company No 1 building

Now an antique store, previously the library, and before that the post office (Berlin building).

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…

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…

View of the former location of the Wesleyan Methodist Church on Main Street.

View from Flagstaff Park, Mauch Chunk, south towards Lehigh Gap in the distance

On the northwest corner of the intersection of Church and Main Streets.

This steel bridge replaced the old Chain Bridge on the Slatington-Palmerton Road.