Community Planning - Land

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  Bethlehem Tract with all the adjacent lands
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  Der Gottes-Akker von Bethlehem

  Plan of God's Acre (cemetery) in Bethlehem, showing graves from 1742 until 1749 (plot No. 125)
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  Plan of the Gemein House

  Floor plans for the Gemeinhaus in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, with names of the occupants of each room
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  Floor plan for four of the floors of the Brethren's House with labeled rooms

  Floor plans of the basement, ground floor, second floor, and third floor of the Single Brethren's House in Bethlehem, PA, with indication of room use
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  The Moravian Atlas: Map of Greenland and Labrador

  Plate number 5 from The Moravian Atlas digitized by the Bethlehem Digital History Project.
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  The Moravian Atlas: Map of United States and Canada

  Plate number 4 from The Moravian Atlas digitized by the Bethlehem Digital History Project.
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  The Moravian Atlas: Map of England and Part of Ireland

  Plate number 3 from The Moravian Atlas digitized by the Bethlehem Digital History Project.
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  The Moravian Atlas: World map showing the position and extent of the various religions

  Plate number 1 from The Moravian Atlas digitized by the Bethlehem Digital History Project.
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  The Moravian Atlas: Map of Germany, Switzerland, and Holland

  Plate number 2 from The Moravian Atlas digitized by the Bethlehem Digital History Project.
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  Missions-Atlas der Brüder-Unität

  Maps and statistics relating to the movements and missionary settlements of the renewed Moravian Church worldwide from 1722 to 1860.
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  The Moravian Atlas

  Maps and statistics relating to the movements and missionary settlements of the renewed Moravian Church worldwide from 1722 to 1852.
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  First Ladies Seminary (Bell House)

  Postcard featuring a colorized photograph of the Bell House, which was home to the first Ladies Seminary in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
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  Moravian Young Ladies Seminary
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  Comenius Hall and Helen Stadiger Borhek Memorial Chapel

  Postcard with a photo of Comenius Hall and its chapel at Moravian College and Theological Seminary in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
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  Comenius Hall of Moravian Seminary and College for Women

  Postcard featuring a photo of Comenius Hall at Moravian Seminary and College for Women in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
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  Postcard of Comenius Hall at Moravian Seminary and College for Women

  Postcard featuring a photo of Comenius Hall at Moravian Seminary and College for Women in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
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  Views of Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies

  Postcard features pictures of the Bell House (1st Seminary), Willow Castle (2nd Seminary), and Brethren's House (aka Colonial Hall)/West Hall/South Hall.
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  Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies Colonial Hall 1815

  Postcard of a photo of Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies Colonial Hall in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
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  Comenius Hall

  Postcard featuring a painting of Comenius Hall at Moravian University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
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  Main Street and Moravian Church

  Postcard featuring an image of Main Street as well as the Moravian church in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
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  West Hall at Moravian Seminary and College for Women
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  Bell House

  Postcard featuring a photo of The Bell House in Bethlehem, PA, built in 1746.
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  The old water works archaeological project, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1964

  Typed Manuscript titled, "Old Waterworks Archaeological Project, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1964" by Vincent P. Foley. Details a Historic Bethlehem, Inc. project lead by Mr. Foley and 6 University of Pennsylvania Graduate Students to excavate the site of the old Waterworks site in Bethlehem, over the course of six weeks.
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  Plan of God's Acre (cemetery) in Bethlehem, ending with plot No.1201

  Map of the God's Acre cemetery in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania from 1742-1833. Ink on paper.
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  Settlements and Congregations of the Moravians in the United States of North America

  Settlements and Congregations of the Moravians in the United States of North America N.B.—The years denote the time of establishment as congregations, I.—Pennsylvania 1. Bethlehem; 1742; County Northampton 2. Nazareth; 1744; do. 3. Schoeneck; 1762; do. 4. Emmaus; 1847; do. 5. Hoffenthal; 1837; do. 6. Philadelphia; 1743; County Philadelphia 7. Lancaster; 1750; County Lancaster 8. Lititz; 1756; do. 9. York; 1755; County York 10. Lebanon; 1847. County Lebanon 11. New York; 1748; County II.—New York 12. Staten Island; 1763; County Richmond 13. Camben Valley; 1834; County Washington III.—Maryland 14. Graceham; 1758; County Frederick IV.—Ohio 15. Gnadenhuetten; 1799; County Tuscarawas 16. Sharon; 1817; do. 17. Canal Dover; 1843; do. V.—Indiana 18. Hope; 1830; County Bartholomew 19. Enon; 1830; do. VI.—North Carolina 20. Salem; 1766; County Forsythe 21. Bethbara; 1753; do. 22. New Philadelphia; 1846; do. 23. Bethania; 1759; do. 24. Friedland; 1770; do. 25. Friedberg; 1770; do. 26. Hope; 1780; do. VII.—Virginia 27. Mount Bethel; 1851 VIII.—Illinois 28. New Salem; 1844; County Edwards The 19 first-mentioned congregations are under the superintendance of a directing body, residing at Bethlehem, Pensylvania; the others are under a similar body, resident at Salem, in North Carolina. Both are subordinate to the supreme Board in Germany. The establishments for the education of youth in the above mentioned congregations are at Nazareth Hall, Bethlehem, Lititz and Salem. The Home Missionary stations are in Philadelphia, Greenbay, Surgeon-bay, on Lake Michigan, among the Norwegians, New York, Olney, and Richland.