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Main Street, Slatington, Pa.
Business district
Lower Main Street, Slatington, Pa.
Very nice houses (and trees) once lined lower Main Street.
Slate Quarry, Slatington, PA.
This could be the Penn Lynn quarry operaation, but I am not sure and will have to do some more study of the image.
Canal Lock below Lehigh Gap, Slatington, PA.
Note the width of the canal at this point.
Pittston Slate Company's Factory, Slatington, PA.
Interior view of the building in which slabs of slate were cut and polished to the desired dimensions.
Trout Creek Dam, Slatington, Pa.
This was known as Kern's dam, which supplied the water feed for Trucker's sawmill and also the gristmill. The trestle in the background carried the branch of the Lehigh Valley R.R. up to the slate quarries.
Citizens' National Bank Building, Slatington, Pa.
Located on the northwest corner of Second and Main Streets, the building had many other uses over the years, including the telephone exchange at one time. Citizen's National Bank opened for business in 1902 and lasted until 1999). Then it was…
Upper Main Street, Slatington, Pa.
Looking north on Main Street with the Neff House on the left.
2nd Ward School Bldg., Slatington, PA.
The "Roosevelt School" building in downtown Slatington along Walnut Street still exists today as the borough building.