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Rachel Leon looks at The Crown Inn, which was originally built in 1745 along the south side of the Lehigh River for non-Moravians, who were not allowed to spend the night in the Moravian community.

Rachel Leon talks about the Marquis de Lafayette's visit to Bethlehem and the home that he stayed in while recovering from injury.

Rachel Leon talks with Representative Steve Samuelson about the origins of Bethlehem Steel and of the United Steelworkers of America labor union.

Rachel Leon explores the history of the Moravian Book Shop, the oldest continuously operating bookstore in the world.

Rachel Leon explores the historic Burnside Plantation and its transformation over Bethlehem's history.

Rachel Leon talks about Elisha Packer Wilbur, his work with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and his life in South Bethlehem.

Rachel Leon talks about the Moravian's historic cemetery, located among the Moravian Settlement in downtown Bethlehem.

Rachel Leon talks with Representative Steve Samuelson about the steel strikes and labor unions that came to be in the mid-1900s, and how they shaped worker rights.

Rachel Leon follows the history of the Central Moravian Church, from its roots in the Bohemian Reformation of 1457, to its ongoing Bach at Noon concert series.

Rachel Leon explores the 1742 Apothecary, which once provided medicine for Bethlehem and the surrounding areas, and is now preserved as a museum.