Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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HERITAGE. It is a word that speaks of pride in past achievements, and it was heard often in this, the Bicentennial year. But if that word is appropriate to this country, it is surely just as appropriate to the community in which we have spent nearly two dec- ades of life. Thirty-five years before the Continental Congress proclaimed independence, a small band of central European immigrants led by Count Nicholas Zinzen- dorf entered the valley of the Lehigh seeking reli- gious freedom. These people, called Moravians, at- tained their goal. Settling along the banks of the Lehigh, they called their new home Bethlehem, moved by the spirit of Christmas Eve in 1741. Although greatly opposed to war, the Moravians aided the colonial cause by setting up a hospital for the sick and wounded troops. Many notable figures of the time, including Washington, Franklin, and the French general Motier, more easily recognized as the Marquis de la Fayette, visited the community.

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ABOVE: The familiar steeple of the Central Moravian Church. LEFE A tranquil path to the past near several historic buildings on Main Street.

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