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Lehigh Valley, 1880
1880 illustration of Lehigh Valley and Mauch Chunk.
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Jim Thorpe PA A Packer House to St Marks
Overview of downtown Jim Thorpe, Carbon County, Pennsylvania. View is of St. Mark's Episcopal Church on the SE side of downtown from the park by the Asa Packer Mansion on the other side.
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Jim Thorpe PA Stone Row
Stone Row in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
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RC Church Mauch Chunk PA
A photograph (postcard) of the Catholic Church at Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania
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Schuylkill-Lehigh River Drainage Divides USGS, Hazelton-Mauch Chunk & Mountain Quads, NW+NE-4
This is a sufficiently detailed derivative work of two 19th Century USGS maps as reprinted in the 1930s with annotations showing Watersheds (by any cultural definition). • The map is centered on the three parallel ridges that run SW-to-NE but pinch down and converge into a steep valley along the Lehigh Valley in the stretch (N+W-to-S+E) Nesquehoning, Jim Thorpe (formerly Mauch Chunk, and Lehighton in the middle Lehigh Valley. • That is showing several topological Geological features, mainly Ma
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Tomb of Jim Thorpe b
Jim Thorpe's grave in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
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CNJ SD35 2512 at Jim Thrope, PA on July 12, 1970 02 (24160277741)
A Roger Puta photograph.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey SW9 1093 at Jim Thrope, PA on Julyt 12, 1970 (23913434399)
A Roger Puta Photograph
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Central of New Jersey 1544 (RS3) at Jim Thrope, PA on July 12, 1970 (22340974028)
Photo by Roger Puta
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Dimmick Memorial Library Jim Thorpe PA 1889 (cropped)
Dimmick Memorial Library, Jim Thorpe, Carbon County, Pennsylvania (1889), Thomas Roney Williamson, architect. This photo was taken soon after the December 13, 1979 fire.
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Jim Thorpe PA St Marks Episcopal
St. Mark's Church in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
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Jim Thorpe Skyline
A view from the Switchback Railroad Trail that highlights the St. Mark’s and St. John’s Episcopal Church
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Karl Bodmer Travels in America (5)
'Aquatint' by Karl Bodmer (1809 - 1893). See: category:Lehigh River This is a view of the Lehigh River south-southeasterly across the so called 'slack water pool' above the lower Lehigh Canal as viewed from the shoreline of East Mauch Chunk* located between Mauch Chunk, (Pennsylvania (Now Jim Thorpe, PA) and upstream Nesquehoning, PA in Carbon County, Pennsylvania. Depicted is the coal barge loading docks and chute terminating the Summit Hill & Mauch Chunk Railroad, which existed over 111 ye
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G640075-1947updt1983-1, Quad=Lehighton, PA Bear Mountain+Jim Thorpe,PA+Lehigh Gap+Mount Pisgah
This map shows the Lehigh Water Gap between Bear_Mountain on the east bank Lehigh Canal and Jim Thorpe, PA in the shadow of Mount Pisgah a the end of Pisgah Mountain (Pisgah Ridge)..
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