Frank Whelan is a journalist for WFMZ-TV, focusing on local news in Allentown, Pennsylvania. With a passion for history, Frank's articles for "History's Headlines" explore various aspects of the city's past, from notable figures and events to lesser-known stories that have shaped the community.
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In the 1740s the expanding Moravian community in Bethlehem was working for places to grow food for its population.
Henry Antes (1701-1755) was not a Moravian, but he played a major role in the creation of Moravian Bethlehem.
Moravian leader and missionary Bishop Johannes Ettwein (1721-1802) had seen a lot by 1792.
Visitors to the Pennsylvania State Capitol building in Harrisburg may be either impressed or repulsed by this massive Roman Revival pile of marble.
Sometime in the early 18th century (sources differ from 1710 to 1715) in the town of Konitz (now Cnjonice) near Danzig (now Gdansk), Poland, Christian Frederick Post was born.
For several years, Allentown's Miller Symphony Hall has offered performances of New York's Metropolitan Opera in HD to local audiences.
It is hard to imagine in this era when military strategists talk of robot warfare and satellites fighting in space that not all that long ago mounted
By: Frank Whelan, Amy Unger
Even though U.S. Steel's headquarters in Pittsburgh is more than 250 miles away from the Lehigh Valley, any mention of a behemoth in that industry inevitably conjures of memories and
The date is October 1, 1774, and as the old television program used to say, “You Are There.” There are rumbles in New England about taxes and the Parliament in London is talking about raising more.
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