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About Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 1741-1844
About the Moravians
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Art
Painting
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Conference Papers
1996 Moravian Music Conference Papers
1996 Moravian Music Conference Abstracts
1998 Moravian Music Conference Papers
1998 Moravian Music Conference Abstracts
2000 Moravian Music Conference Papers
2000 Moravian Music Conference Abstracts
Something About Trombones
Education
Historical Sketch of the Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies
Moravian Seminary Souvenir
Bethlehem Boarding School for Girls Administrative Documents
Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies student work and related documents
August Gottlieb Spangenberg's Something of Bodily Care for Children
Select Bibliography of Female Seminary Texts
Recollections of a student
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Community Planning
Land
1750 Travel Map of Pennsylvania, Northern Maryland and New Jersey
1755 Nazareth Tract with the Adjacent Lands
1758 Map of Bethlehem
1758 Land purchased from Mary Burnside
1758 Scene of Moravian Settlements
1786 West Bethlehem Pennsylvania farms
1798 South Bethlehem Farms Survey
1812 Draught of the Land of Bethlehem
1841 Bethlehem Survey
1853 Moravian Atlas (Locations in the U.S. & Canada)
Architecture
Industry
1762 Waterworks
Colonial Industrial Quarter
Earliest Buildings & Sites
1741 Gemeinhaus
1744-1772 Single Sisters House
1746 Bell House
1748 Second Single Brethren’s House
1751 Old Chapel
1768 Widows’ House
1806 Moravian Church Sanctuary
God’s Acre Cemetery
Community Records
Bethlehem Diary, 1742-1763
Bills of Sale/Manumissions of Enslaved Persons
Bills of Sale/Manumissions - Magdalena Manumission
Charles Brockden Biography
Ann Cherry - Bill of Sale
Records of Moravian Indians in Pennsylvania, 1740-1773
Moravian Indian Diaries 1763-1765
Business Activity
Choir Records, 1764-1776
Meeting Minutes, 1760-1797
Registers
Marriages
Baptisms
Deaths
Regulations Governing the Bethlehem Community
Personal Papers
Journals
Letters
Memoirs
Additional Resources
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Teaching Materials
Visitor's Accounts
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