Family Sundays
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley Passport to History Day
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemJoin us for a free admission day
When Coal Was King: An Introduction to Anthracite Mining and Culture in Pennsylvania
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemWhen Coal Was King: An Introduction to Anthracite Mining and Culture in Pennsylvania
A Visit to the Last Operating Anthracite Mine in Wales
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemJoin Australian photojournalist Dane Rhys as he shares his experiences photographing workers at the last anthracite mine in Western Europe.
Anything Goes: Radio Reprograms America, 1920-1940
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemLecture with Professor John Smith Anything Goes: Radio Reprograms America, 1920-1940
Museum in Motion Day
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemJoin us from 11am – 3pm as we bring history to life as select industrial artifacts from the 19th and 20th centuries operate.
Family Sundays & S.T.E.A.M. Adventures
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemOn the Third Sunday of each month, drop in from 11-3 to participate in a hands-on activity during S.T.E.A.M. Adventures.
Film Screening: Hello Girls
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemIn 1918, the U.S. Army Signal Corps sent 223 women to France as telephone operators to help win the Great War. They were intrepid, united in a common cause and like Joan of Arc before them, they wanted to save France. Told through 100-year-old letters, photos, rare archival footage, and interviews with family and historians, this documentary brings to life a story that was almost entirely unknown.
First Friday
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemJoin us for First Friday, March 7th for extended hours and free admission from 6-8pm. Enjoy live music, hands-on demonstrations and S.T.E.A.M. activities.
Anthracite Everyday Women Extraordinary Lives
National Museum of Industrial History 602 East Second Street, BethlehemJoin us at the National Museum of Industrial History as we welcome author Charmaine Welby to share inspiring stories of courageous women from Pennsylvania's coal region from her new book. "Anthracite Everyday Women Extraordinary Lives" highlights the inspiring stories of ten remarkable women from the anthracite coal region of Pennsylvania. This collection celebrates their strength, courage, and […]