Bethlehem Historic District Association

09/02/2026

Have a pet that needs a fence? Check out this one at the BHDA Annual Yard Sale September 19 from 8am to 1pm.

08/24/2026

Give your home some additional glow with this hurricane light being sold at the annual BHDA Yard Sale, September 19, 8am - 1pm. Follow for more details and a map. Over 50 home should be participating this year.

08/19/2026

Hold the date! September 19. The BHDA 2026 Yard Sale is brewing up some exciting products. Keep watching for more details

08/18/2026

Explore Bethlehem’s history one stop at a time.

The Bethlehem Historic District Association Interactive Map lets you click through historic buildings, landmarks, photos, and stories from across the neighborhood. Whether you’re planning a walking tour or just want to learn more about the places around you, it’s a great way to discover the history hidden around every corner.

Start exploring here:
https://bhda.org/bhda-map/

08/18/2026

School is starting. The days are getting shorter and cooler. And it's almost time for BHDA Yard Sale!

12/10/2025

Do you know where the president/chairman of Bethlehem Steel, William H. Thomas is buried? His grave is marked by an open rotunda made of polished granite surrounded by a semi-circular bench that seats 20 people. To learn more visit Explore Historic Bethlehem, https://historic-bhd.hub.arcgis.com/pages/id-546

12/05/2025

What is a Putz? And why is it meaningful at Christmas time? Learn all about Putz-making in historical Bethlehem. https://historic-bhd.hub.arcgis.com/pages/id-89ai

11/26/2025

A reminder to all residents of Historical Bethlehem. The last day to purchase Luminaria Night kits is November 29th. Kits cost $15 for a set of ten candles, bags and sand. Proceeds from this program support New Bethany, a Bethlehem organization that supports people who experience poverty, hunger and homelessness.
Let’s light up our streets with love on December 13.
For more information visit:

Join us for the 28th Annual Luminaria Night at New Bethany! Illuminate lives and provide hope to those in need.

11/25/2025

In September, 1777 Bethlehem had a very special visitor. This guest was made of bronze, copper and tin and was at risk of being melted down to make ammunition for the British army. It now lives at Independence Hall. Find out more about the Liberty Bell’s visit to Bethlehem: https://historic-bhd.hub.arcgis.com/pages/id-551

11/21/2025

Why is God’s Acre Cemetery so special?
Learn about God’s Acre Cemetery at 13-47 West Market Street, with the Historic Bethlehem Explorer, https://historic-bhd.hub.arcgis.com/pages/id-539 (And make sure to check out the virtual tour by clicking more information.)