Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
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[Explosion of the Alfred Thomas at Easton Pennsylvania March 6th 1860]
Print shows an explosion on the steamboat Alfred Thomas at Easton, Pennsylvania; a few people are standing on the shore of the river and Easton is visible to the left, in the background. Title from another impr... More
520 Pine Street (House), Easton, Northampton County, PA
Significance: Vernacular rowhouse built in the 1870s terminates a block of four similar structures originally serving as residences. Maintains its slate sided gabled dormer and four-panel door. Survey number:... More
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Easton Station, Corner of Canal Street & Smith...
Significance: Combination REA, freight depot, and passenger station laid out beneath the main line viaduct of the Lehigh Valley Railroad (LVRR). An interlocking tower marks the west end of the station, adjacen... More
George Hellick Coffee Company, 215 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This late Victorian commercial building became the home of the George Hellick Coffee Company in 1913, an important delivery business of Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5545
George Hellick Coffee Company, 215 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This late Victorian commercial building became the home of the George Hellick Coffee Company in 1913, an important delivery business of Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5545
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More
George Hellick Coffee Warehouse No. 3, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street, Easton...
Significance: Built as a Victorian stable or workshop, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street marks the transformation of the old residential downtown of Easton into a commercial and light industrial zone in the 20th century.... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Easton Steam Laundry & Dining Car, Canal Stree...
Significance: Two-story brick building on south side of Lehigh Valley Railroad tracks, 50 feet west of the Easton station. Canopy on east end supported by elaborate cast iron brackets. There is a one-story (p... More
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
George Hellick Coffee Warehouse No. 3, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street, Easton...
Significance: Built as a Victorian stable or workshop, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street marks the transformation of the old residential downtown of Easton into a commercial and light industrial zone in the 20th century.... More
217 Ferry Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton County, PA
Public domain photograph - historical image of Pennsylvania, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
217 Ferry Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton County, PA
Public domain photograph - historical image of Pennsylvania, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
Lehigh Canal, Easton Dam, Confluence of Lehigh & Delaware Rivers, East...
Picryl description: Public domain image of a river, water stream, lake or pond, park or forest, natural landscape, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Easton Car Shops, Canal Street, Easton, Northa...
Significance: Two-story brick rectangular building, 256 feet long by 65 feet wide. The second floor, 20 feet above the first, is suspended on four rows of forty 2 inch diameter iron rods that connect the floor... More
George Hellick Coffee Warehouse No. 3, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street, Easton...
Significance: Built as a Victorian stable or workshop, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street marks the transformation of the old residential downtown of Easton into a commercial and light industrial zone in the 20th century.... More
31 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton Coun...
Significance: This 19th century building contributes to the streetscape and is a reminder of pre-Civil War commercial architecture. Survey number: HABS PA-5140 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
George Hellick Coffee Company, 215 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This late Victorian commercial building became the home of the George Hellick Coffee Company in 1913, an important delivery business of Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5545
Lehigh Canal, Easton Dam, Confluence of Lehigh & Delaware Rivers, East...
Public domain photograph - historical image of Pennsylvania, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
33-35 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This building is one of two attached structures similar in period and style. Survey number: HABS PA-5141 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
Engine House No. 1, 219 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton County, PA
Public domain photograph of attic, house frame, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Engine House No. 1, 219 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton County, PA
Public domain photograph of attic, house frame, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Easton, Pennsylvania from Philipsburg i.e., Phillipsburg Rock
Study sketch shows a bird's-eye view of Easton, Pennsylvania, from across the Delaware River. Inscribed in pencil on lower right corner: Easton, Pa. from Philipsburg Rock. Stamped on verso: From the file of Ja... More
Explosion of the Alfred Thomas at Easton Pennsylvania March 6th 1860 /...
Print shows an explosion on the steamboat Alfred Thomas at Easton, Pennsylvania; a few people are standing on the shore of the river and Easton is visible to the left, in the background. Purchase; 1958.
31 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton Coun...
Significance: This 19th century building contributes to the streetscape and is a reminder of pre-Civil War commercial architecture. Survey number: HABS PA-5140 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Easton Car Shops, Canal Street, Easton, Northa...
Significance: Two-story brick rectangular building, 256 feet long by 65 feet wide. The second floor, 20 feet above the first, is suspended on four rows of forty 2 inch diameter iron rods that connect the floor... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Lafayette College, Easton and Delaware Bridge from Philipsburg i.e., P...
Drawing shows a bird's-eye view of Easton from the New Jersey side of the Delaware River with the covered bridge at center and Lafayette College on a hill in the background. Inscribed in pencil on lower right ... More
31 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton Coun...
Significance: This 19th century building contributes to the streetscape and is a reminder of pre-Civil War commercial architecture. Survey number: HABS PA-5140 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Easton Car Shops, Canal Street, Easton, Northa...
Significance: Two-story brick rectangular building, 256 feet long by 65 feet wide. The second floor, 20 feet above the first, is suspended on four rows of forty 2 inch diameter iron rods that connect the floor... More
Phoenix Hose Driver's House, 48 Sitgreaves Street, Easton, Northampton...
Significance: This is a rare surviving example of the fire engine driver's house, which with the old Engine House at 219 Ferry Street, marks the evolution of civi institutions in Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5582
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
33-35 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This building is one of two attached structures similar in period and style. Survey number: HABS PA-5141 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
217 Ferry Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton County, PA
Public domain photograph - historical image of Pennsylvania, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Lehigh Canal, Outlet Lock, Canal Street, Easton, Northampton County, P...
Picryl description: Public domain image of an industrial equipment, workshop, assembly line, factory, power engine, 19th-20th century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
33-35 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This building is one of two attached structures similar in period and style. Survey number: HABS PA-5141 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
Engine House No. 1, 219 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton County, PA
Public domain photograph - historical image of Pennsylvania, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Phoenix Hose Driver's House, 48 Sitgreaves Street, Easton, Northampton...
Significance: This is a rare surviving example of the fire engine driver's house, which with the old Engine House at 219 Ferry Street, marks the evolution of civi institutions in Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5582
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Engine House No. 1, 219 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton County, PA
Picryl description: Public domain image of a basement, underground, lobby, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
George Hellick Coffee Warehouse No. 3, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street, Easton...
Significance: Built as a Victorian stable or workshop, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street marks the transformation of the old residential downtown of Easton into a commercial and light industrial zone in the 20th century.... More
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
Lehigh Canal, Easton Dam, Confluence of Lehigh & Delaware Rivers, East...
Picryl description: Public domain image of a river, water stream, lake or pond, park or forest, natural landscape, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Phoenix Hose Driver's House, 48 Sitgreaves Street, Easton, Northampton...
Significance: This is a rare surviving example of the fire engine driver's house, which with the old Engine House at 219 Ferry Street, marks the evolution of civi institutions in Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5582
Phoenix Hose Driver's House, 48 Sitgreaves Street, Easton, Northampton...
Significance: This is a rare surviving example of the fire engine driver's house, which with the old Engine House at 219 Ferry Street, marks the evolution of civi institutions in Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5582
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
33-35 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This building is one of two attached structures similar in period and style. Survey number: HABS PA-5141 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
View of Easton, (from Phillipsburg Rock) ambrotype of H.P. Osborn, Bet...
Print shows a bird's-eye view of Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, with a river on the left, canal, railroads and bridges at center, and the community in the background. Caption continues: showing part... More
Parsons-Taylor House, South Fourth & Ferry Streets, Easton, Northampto...
Survey number: HABS PA-1008 Building/structure dates: 1757 Initial Construction
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Easton Steam Laundry & Dining Car, Canal Stree...
Significance: Two-story brick building on south side of Lehigh Valley Railroad tracks, 50 feet west of the Easton station. Canopy on east end supported by elaborate cast iron brackets. There is a one-story (p... More
31 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton Coun...
Significance: This 19th century building contributes to the streetscape and is a reminder of pre-Civil War commercial architecture. Survey number: HABS PA-5140 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Easton & Northern Railroad, Lehigh River Bridge, Spanning Lehigh River...
Significance: This structures is significant for its highly complex geometry, with skew trusses carrying trucks on a reverse curve. It possesses a remarkable degree of integrity for a 19th century steel truss b... More
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
George Hellick Coffee Warehouse No. 3, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street, Easton...
Significance: Built as a Victorian stable or workshop, 38-40 Sitgreaves Street marks the transformation of the old residential downtown of Easton into a commercial and light industrial zone in the 20th century.... More
Phoenix Hose Driver's House, 48 Sitgreaves Street, Easton, Northampton...
Significance: This is a rare surviving example of the fire engine driver's house, which with the old Engine House at 219 Ferry Street, marks the evolution of civi institutions in Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5582
Engine House No. 1, 219 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton County, PA
Picryl description: Public domain image of a department store, commercial building, downtown, shopping center, 19th-20th century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
View of Easton, (from Phillipsburg Rock) ambrotype of H.P. Osborn, Bet...
Print shows a bird's-eye view of Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, with a river on the left, canal, railroads and bridges at center, and the community in the background. Caption continues: showing part... More
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Engine House No. 1, 219 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton County, PA
Public domain photograph - historical image of Pennsylvania, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
George Hellick Coffee Company, 215 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This late Victorian commercial building became the home of the George Hellick Coffee Company in 1913, an important delivery business of Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5545
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
George Hellick Coffee Company, 215 Ferry Street, Easton, Northampton C...
Significance: This late Victorian commercial building became the home of the George Hellick Coffee Company in 1913, an important delivery business of Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5545
Phoenix Hose Driver's House, 48 Sitgreaves Street, Easton, Northampton...
Significance: This is a rare surviving example of the fire engine driver's house, which with the old Engine House at 219 Ferry Street, marks the evolution of civi institutions in Easton. Survey number: HABS PA-5582
Northampton Street Bridge, Spanning Delaware River at Northampton Stre...
Significance: The bridge is one of a few extant eye-bar cantilever bridges in the U.S. Its long central span, supported between two cantilever arms, is carefully disguised by superfluous members so as to appear... More
Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh River Bridge at Easton, Spannin...
Significance: This skewed crossing of the Lehigh River, with one span over the Third Street Bridge, is significant as a highly visible local landmark. When the structure partially collapsed during a 1902 flood,... More
Old Delaware bridge, Easton, Pennsylvania 1855
Drawing shows a covered bridge spanning the Delaware River between Easton, Pennsylvania and Phillipsburg, New Jersey. (DLC/PP-1997:105) Forms part of: Marian S. Carson collection at the Library of Congress. Fo... More
31 North Fourth Street (Commercial Building), Easton, Northampton Coun...
Significance: This 19th century building contributes to the streetscape and is a reminder of pre-Civil War commercial architecture. Survey number: HABS PA-5140 Building/structure dates: ca. 1857 Initial Construction
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River...
Significance: This structure occupies the piers of the first railroad bridge to cross the Delaware River at Easton. It is also notable for its fish-belly deck trusses, an unusual variant of the Pratt design. U... More