Map of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania,
in 1758 by Philipp Christian Gottlieb
Reuter (1717-1777)

View near Emmaus, Pennsylvania,
in the Winter 1847, watercolor
by Rufus Grider (1817-1900)

View of the Jennings Farm on the
southside of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
(1875), watercolor by Rufus Grider
(1817-1900) after a sketch by
William Reichel

A framed embroidered and ribbonwork
floral wreath, given as a farewell gift
from the teachers to Charles F. Kluge, principal at Linden Hall in Lititz
from 1830-1836

One of a pair of women's leather
moccasins (Native American, Delaware),
first half of 19th century

A doll of a mother carrying a child on
her back. Oral tradition describes this
doll as being made by Christian Indians
in the Ohio Territory and given to Polly,
the daughter of the Moravian Indian missionary, John Heckewelder, in 1782.
The doll has been described by experts as wearing native frontier dress of the
late 18th cent.

"Christ showing his Sidewound,"
oil on canvas by Johann Valentin
Haidt (1700-1780)

Martha Spangenberg (1708-1789),
oil on canvas by Johann Valentin
Haidt (1700-1780)

David “Father” Nitschmann (1676-1758),
oil on canvas by Johann Valentin
Haidt (1700-1780)