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Lafayette College Civil War Memorial | Lehigh Valley Landmarks (opens the original)
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Landmarks with Leon is now also known as Lehigh Valley Landmarks. I'm your host, Rachel Leon, and president of the City Council in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Each week, I'll share a short feature with a big story commemorated with a historical marker that explores a person, place, or an event important to the Lehigh Valley. At the top of College Hill, in Easton, Pennsylvania stands a monument whose inscription does not name a famous general. It names sixteen students. In bold letters, the memorial
Colonel Charles Wikoff | Lehigh Valley Landmarks (opens the original)
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Landmarks with Leon is now also known as Lehigh Valley Landmarks. I'm your host, Rachel Leon, and president of the City Council in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Each week, I'll share a short feature with a big story commemorated with a historical marker that explores a person, place, or an event important to the Lehigh Valley. On July 1, 1898, outside Santiago de Cuba, a colonel from Easton was struck down leading a charge across an open field toward entrenched Spanish positions. He died within minut
Easton's Anthracite Iron | Lehigh Valley Landmarks (opens the original)
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Landmarks with Leon is now also known as Lehigh Valley Landmarks. I'm your host, Rachel Leon, and president of the City Council in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Each week, I'll share a short feature with a big story commemorated with a historical marker that explores a person, place, or an event important to the Lehigh Valley. On the Fourth of July, 1840, while towns up and down the Lehigh Valley lit fireworks for the nation’s birthday, a furnace twelve miles from Easton made history of its own: the
Easton's Canals and the 1843 Canal Strike | Lehigh Valley Landmarks (opens the original)
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Landmarks with Leon is now also known as Lehigh Valley Landmarks. I'm your host, Rachel Leon, and president of the City Council in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Each week, I'll share a short feature with a big story commemorated with a historical marker that explores a person, place, or an event important to the Lehigh Valley. In the summer of 1843, the Lehigh Canal did something a canal was never supposed to do: it stopped. Above Easton, Pennsylvania where the river widened into the pool near the Ch
Edward "Hook" Mylin | Lehigh Valley Landmarks (opens the original)
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Landmarks with Leon is now also known as Lehigh Valley Landmarks. I'm your host, Rachel Leon, and president of the City Council in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Each week, I'll share a short feature with a big story commemorated with a historical marker that explores a person, place, or an event important to the Lehigh Valley. In the fall of 1936, in Easton, Pennsylvania - Lafayette College’s football team finished with one win and eight losses. A year later, a new coach arrived on College Hill, and
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