The city of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, was founded by the Moravians, but the growth of the steel industry on the city's South Side made it famous around the world. Children and adults alike will enjoy this alphabet book of history, which recalls the early days on the South Side and the hardworking immigrants that made it their home.

Fourth-grader Elora visits her aunt in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and learns about the city's history and the Moravian community founding it.

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