MORAVIAN CHURCH SETTLEMENTS – BETHLEHEM

Explore the home of the city’s first brewer, a Federal-style living history museum that offers insights into early 19th-century life, hosts rotating exhibits, and provides information about other local sites.

Visit the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in Bethlehem and the largest log structure in continuous use in the United States houses a museum rich in historical artifacts and exhibits.

Get a glimpse of the past at a historic site featuring several original 18th-century buildings — including the 1762 Waterworks — and demonstrations of colonial-era industrial craftsmanship.

Delve into an extensive collection of local and regional decorative pieces spanning three centuries, including textiles, glassware, china, furniture, historical artifacts, and more.

Step back in time and experience the charm and history of the colonial era, complete with period furnishings and fascinating stories by visiting and touring this historic inn built in 1758.

This iconic Moravian church was Bethlehem’s first congregation. Built in 1741 and completed in 1806, the church and chapel are rich in history and offer a serene place to visit, learn, and worship.