William Gregory Barthold Papers ready for research
In the late 1930s, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania was faced with juvenile crime rates approaching […]
Category: Lehigh History
The Reality of Rationing in World War II
The United States government asked the American public to make many sacrifices during […]
Lehigh University Turkey Trot
“The turkey squawked, the people gawked, and William Mountain got the bird as […]
Remembering the First Founder’s Day
On October 17th Lehigh will be celebrating its 136th Founder’s Day with a […]
American Iris for Norman Merriman
Hidden in plain sight beneath the Drown Hall patio is a small plaque […]
“How to tell the age of a river”
Have you ever wondered how to tell how old the water is… in […]
Lehigh in “The Blue and White”
A passage from an article in the June 1914 issue of The Blue […]
“A Declaration”
In honor of this July 4th weekend, Special Collections would like to share […]
The Fahy Bridge: The New “New Street Bridge”
The Fahy Bridge (The Philip J. Fahy Memorial Bridge) that connects South […]
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