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Main Street (Houses), Slatington, Lehigh, PA
For more information, see http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.pa1845
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.
Lock on Lehigh Canal, Walnutport & Slatington, Pa.
"Kelchner's" Lock, Lock 25 of the Lehigh Canal in Walnutport
Upper Main St, Slatington, PA.
Looking north towards the Presbyterian Church.
Lehigh Gap, Slatington, PA.
The Lehigh Gap dam with the Chain Bridge in the background.
Christ Episcopal Church, Fairview Terrace, Slatington, Pa.
On Diamond Street in lower Slatington. The Church has been converted into a care center.
St. John's Reformed Church and Parsonage, Slatington, Pa.
Built in 1869-1870, this was originally called the German Reformed church.
View of Lower Slatington, Pa., from Fairview Terrace.
From Diamond Street, you are looking directly across downtown Slatington (roughly southwards) at the older school slate factory.
Arlington House Cor. Lower Main and and walnut Sts., Slatington, Pa.
Formerly located on the northwest corner of Walnut and Main Streets in the lower part of Slatington. This majestic building was one of several hotels in Slatington in the nineteenth century, and yes, once there were trees along the streets in town.
Henszey's bridge view 3
A horse-drawn funeral procession coming up Main Street. I am told this scene occurred after a terrible train wreck in Slatington. Notice there are a several hearses, as there were a number of fatalities. I am aware of two terrible train wrecks with…