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A westbound LVRR freight approaches Slatington station in 1946.

Pictured on Upper Main Street, maybe 1930s.

The station was still an active freight station in the early 1960s.

At this point in time, the LVRR station at Lehigh Gap was no longer being used. In the 1800s, this station flourished in the summer time for those vacationing at Lehigh Gap. This view is looking south, with the paint factory on the left.

Undated photo of the Slatington drum corps, guessing the 1920s

Group photo of the members of the Slatington Legion on an outing in the 1920s to the Indian Head hotel. Photo is not in great condition, which makes it difficult to make out the people in the photo.

As kids we walked all over the sight picking up pieces of debris.

View on the east side of the gap of the new highway.