Lehigh Valley Heritage Center
The Lehigh Valley Heritage Center is a museum, a research library and the headquarters of the Lehigh County Historical Society (LCHS), one of the largest historical societies in the United States.
The 30,000 square foot museum is home to over 35,000 historic artifacts, 80,000 photographs and over 3 million documents. Some of these items are on display in the museum's six different galleries.
In addition to the museum, the LCHS runs six historic sites which include a Colonial mansion, a Pennsylvania-German farm, and a 19th century school house.
Top Right: The Lehigh Valley Heritage Center at 432 W. Walnut Street, Allentown, PA.
Center Right: Exhibit on 19th century industrialization in the Lehigh Valley.
Bottom Right: Exhibit on Native Americans of the Lehigh Valley.
Bottom Center: Exhibit on 19th century transportation in the Lehigh Valley.
Bottom Left: 1922 Chevy 490 Utility Coupe.
Top Left: The 18th century summer home of James Allen, son of the founder of Allentown.
