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A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Walk through history with a certified guide to discover the story behind Bethlehem's founders--the Moravians! What made the Moravian community unique? How do the historic buildings reflect their daily lives? Who lived in the Single Sisters' House, Nain-Schober House, the 1741 Gemeinhaus, and the 1810 Goundie House, and why?
Interested in history but have kids in tow? We have you covered with our What about the Kids?: A Walking Tour for People Who’d Rather Jump, Skip & Run.
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Why did the future second US President John Adams call Bethlehem “a curious and remarkable town?" Hear, in his own words, how Adams described the unusual way Moravian women dressed and why he thought the Sun Inn was “the best inn I have seen.”
Come explore the rich history of the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts and the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem for FREE — every first Sunday of the month from February through November.
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Museums are for kids too! What about the Kids?: A Tour of the Moravian Museum for Little People Who Like to Busy Their Hands. Bring the kids on this tour of the Moravian Museum and they'll learn what life was like for kids in Bethlehem. Plus they'll take part in activities along the way.
Explore the Colonial Industrial Quarter —America's first industrial park — with our costumed guide, to learn how it has morphed throughout the centuries from business center to junkyard to treasured museum site.
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Walk through history with a certified guide to discover the story behind Bethlehem's founders--the Moravians! What made the Moravian community unique? How do the historic buildings reflect their daily lives? Who lived in the Single Sisters' House, Nain-Schober House, the 1741 Gemeinhaus, and the 1810 Goundie House, and why?
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Interested in history but have kids in tow? We have you covered with our What about the Kids?: A Walking Tour for People Who’d Rather Jump, Skip & Run.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Why did the future second US President John Adams call Bethlehem “a curious and remarkable town?" Hear, in his own words, how Adams described the unusual way Moravian women dressed and why he thought the Sun Inn was “the best inn I have seen.”
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Museums are for kids too! What about the Kids?: A Tour of the Moravian Museum for Little People Who Like to Busy Their Hands. Bring the kids on this tour of the Moravian Museum and they'll learn what life was like for kids in Bethlehem. Plus they'll take part in activities along the way.
Explore the Colonial Industrial Quarter —America's first industrial park — with our costumed guide, to learn how it has morphed throughout the centuries from business center to junkyard to treasured museum site.
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Walk through history with a certified guide to discover the story behind Bethlehem's founders--the Moravians! What made the Moravian community unique? How do the historic buildings reflect their daily lives? Who lived in the Single Sisters' House, Nain-Schober House, the 1741 Gemeinhaus, and the 1810 Goundie House, and why?
Interested in history but have kids in tow? We have you covered with our What about the Kids?: A Walking Tour for People Who’d Rather Jump, Skip & Run.
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Why did the future second US President John Adams call Bethlehem “a curious and remarkable town?" Hear, in his own words, how Adams described the unusual way Moravian women dressed and why he thought the Sun Inn was “the best inn I have seen.”
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Museums are for kids too! What about the Kids?: A Tour of the Moravian Museum for Little People Who Like to Busy Their Hands. Bring the kids on this tour of the Moravian Museum and they'll learn what life was like for kids in Bethlehem. Plus they'll take part in activities along the way.
Explore the Colonial Industrial Quarter —America's first industrial park — with our costumed guide, to learn how it has morphed throughout the centuries from business center to junkyard to treasured museum site.
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Walk through history with a certified guide to discover the story behind Bethlehem's founders--the Moravians! What made the Moravian community unique? How do the historic buildings reflect their daily lives? Who lived in the Single Sisters' House, Nain-Schober House, the 1741 Gemeinhaus, and the 1810 Goundie House, and why?
Interested in history but have kids in tow? We have you covered with our What about the Kids?: A Walking Tour for People Who’d Rather Jump, Skip & Run.
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Why did the future second US President John Adams call Bethlehem “a curious and remarkable town?" Hear, in his own words, how Adams described the unusual way Moravian women dressed and why he thought the Sun Inn was “the best inn I have seen.”
Join us for an afternoon of sophistication, style, and cultural celebration at "April in Paris" - where timeless elegance meets modern allure. Come for an afternoon filled with vintage treasures and Parisian magic!
A collection of special colors, textiles, and activities will soon be on display for guests of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites.
Bethlehem Steel, once the 2nd largest steel producer in the country, helped build some of America's greatest landmarks.
Led by one of our certified guides in period dress, the tour will tell the 275-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings since 1741.
Museums are for kids too! What about the Kids?: A Tour of the Moravian Museum for Little People Who Like to Busy Their Hands. Bring the kids on this tour of the Moravian Museum and they'll learn what life was like for kids in Bethlehem. Plus they'll take part in activities along the way.
Explore the Colonial Industrial Quarter —America's first industrial park — with our costumed guide, to learn how it has morphed throughout the centuries from business center to junkyard to treasured museum site.
Join us the first Saturday of each month for a day of family fun at Burnside Colonial farm! You’re invited to explore the history of our “farm in the city” — a part of the Moravian community since 1748.
Come explore the rich history of the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts and the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem for FREE — every first Sunday of the month from February through November.
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