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Rachel Leon discusses the questionable method white settlers used to acquire the land that's now home to much of the Lehigh Valley, and the inhabitants who were tricked.

Rachel Leon looks at the history of South Bethlehem's public library, including its move between several locations.

Rachel Leon talks with Katie Rymon of the National Museum of Industrial History about the man known as the "Father of the U.S. Steel Industry."

Rachel Leon continues her conversation with Katie Rymon of the National Museum of Industrial History about John Fritz's work after leaving the Bethlehem Iron Company.

Rachel Leon talks about the Bethlehem Steel president who made history as the second highest paid company executive in 1941.

Rachel Leon examines the memorial honoring hundreds of Revolutionary War soldiers who were buried in Bethlehem.

Rachel Leon talks about a Moravian missionary who spent his life working with Lenape and Delaware natives, becoming one of the most informed chroniclers in the nation.

Rachel Leon explores the life of the writer whose work spanned from local newspapers to children's books, in-depth historical pieces, novels, and biographies.

Rachel Leon talks about the exile who redefined Protestant Christianity and eventually led the founding of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

Rachel Leon explores the largest structure the Moravian community ever built and the endless stories it holds.