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High School, Slatington, Pa.
Color version of this postcard
Highlander Center
Laundrymat once owned by Charles Mantz; located on southwest corner of Chestnut and North Walnut Streets (route 873).
Highway 248 at Lehigh Gap. Marshall Hill Can Be Seen in the Background - Marshall Hill, Palmerton, Carbon County, PA
Lehigh Gap without the LNE Bridge. For more information, see http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/pa1847.photos.131725p/
Highway Bridge, Lehigh Gap, Pa.
Looking east across the old, steel bridge, opened 1933, across the Lehigh River at Lehigh Gap. Now highway Route 873.
In Lehigh Gap
This is a view of the Lehigh Valley Railroad mainline on the western bank of the Lehigh River looking south through Lehigh Gap.
Interesting Main Street, Road Marker, Slatington, Pennsylvania
The historical marker for Trucker's Mill at the bottom of the old Main Street bridge. The Henry Kuntz home is in the background.
Kern's (Trucker's) Saw Mill on Trout Creek, Slatington
Built about 1845. Benjamin Franklin purchased lumber here in 1756 for building Fort Allen near present site of Weissport.
Kern's Dam
I don't think that this is Kern's Dam on Trout Creek, but that's a good enough guess for now until I figure it out.
Kern's Mill, 375 Main Street, Slatington, Lehigh, PA
Demolished to make way for the new bridge over Trout Creek. For more information on the 1850 grist mill structure.See http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/pa1876/. The saw mill was about one hundred yards further upstream.