Whitehall

Few communities in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley have a history as closely tied to limestone quarrying and cement making as Whitehall. The township occupies the valley of the Lehigh River, immediately north of Allentown, where former industrial corridors meet residential neighborhoods and commercial districts. Its place names—Cementon, Egypt and Hokendauqua—recall the area’s working landscape and long settlement history. The nearby Lehigh Canal and the region’s rail and road links helped connect local industry with wider markets. Today, Whitehall is part of the closely connected, multi-town Lehigh Valley, with the river corridor and Appalachian foothills shaping its setting. Browse additional webcams from the Lehigh Valley to extend your view of Whitehall and its surroundings.

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