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World Heritage Designation Sites

Properties in Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage site

Gemeinhaus exterior

1741 Gemeinhaus

God's Acre Cemetery

God’s Acre

Single Sisters House

1744-1772 Single Sisters House

Bell House Historic Bethlehem Museums & SItes

1746 Bell House

Old Chapel

1751 Old Chapel

Widows House

1768 Widows’ House

Single Brethren's House

1748 Second Single Brethren’s House

Central Moravian Church

1803-1806 Central Moravian Church

Tannery

1761 Tannery at Colonial Industrial Quarter

Waterworks

1762 Waterworks at Colonial Industrial Quarter

Dye House Ruins

Archeological remains of the Butchery, Oil Mill, Dye House & Pottery in the Colonial Industrial Quarter

Pottery Wall

Archeological remains of the Butchery, Oil Mill, Dye House & Pottery in the Colonial Industrial Quarter

Properties That Continue the Story

The interior of the 1752 Apothecary
1752 Apothecary
The outside of the Nain-Schober House
1758/1765 Nain-Schober House
The wooden and gold sign for the historic 1758 Sun Inn
1758 Sun Inn
Miller's House with Beams
1782/1834 Grist Miller’s House
The outside of the 1810 Goundie House
1810 Goundie House
A overhead view of the Burnside Plantation and Garden on a sunny day
Burnside Plantation
1869 Luckenbach Mill
1869 Luckenbach Mill (constructed on the remains of the 1755 mill)
The outside of the Springhouse in the Colonial Industrial Quarter
Reconstructed Springhouse (near original 1760 springhouse)
Paul Bartholomew photo of the Smithy
Reconstructed Blacksmith Shop (on foundation of the 1750/1761 Smithy)

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