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1. 1810 Goundie House
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2. Burnside Plantation
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3. Moravian Museum
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4. Old Chapel
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5. Banana Factory
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6. Sun Inn of Bethlehem
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7. Cathedral Church of the Nativity
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8. Payne Gallery
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9. Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts
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10. Franklin Park
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About Bethlehem

Bethlehem – Pennsylvania's third-largest industrial area and the Lehigh Valley's largest city – has a rich history that predates the American Revolution. In 1741 a group of Moravian missionaries from what is now the Czech Republic arrived in hopes of converting Native Americans to Christianity. On Christmas Eve 1741, the German patron who was financing the mission visited, dubbing the settlement "Bethlehem" because missionaries were sharing their crude, two-room building with their livestock....