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Bethlehem in Pennsylvania is Christmas City, USA

Here's why Pennsylvania's city of Bethlehem is a must-visit during the holiday season. (Video by Julia Hatmaker/PennLive with additional footage courtesy of Discover Lehigh Valley).

STEELSTACKS at Artsquest/Bethlehem, Pa.

Steelstacks at Artsquest in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. 2011

The best things to do at Christmas in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, is known as Christmas City USA, and there are a lot of great things to do here during the holiday season. Find out more here:

Bethlehem Steel Stacks, Bethlehem PA.

Abandoned Bethlehem Steel Stacks in Pennsylvania, now defunct, stands testimony to once a giant that hired over 300,000 employees and reigned for over 140 years... The plant churned up one ship a day during the height of world war II.
Rising costs and low profits including higher pension for retirees is what forced it to file for bankruptcy.

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A little Drone 101, some important flight safety rules and regulations...

Buying a drone? Well hold up, not so fast just yet lol...
A few things here to consider...
I'll tell you It's not easy flyin' that thing up there!...
GPS and compass not properly calibrated? and you will lose it!...can't land before the battery depletes? You will crash...or better be ready for some drone hunting or water landings ????
One crash and you are done!
And with all the wind and weather.... which you don't see in the videos .... Drone can have violent reactions to high wind velocity and weather!. Wishy washy shakin' all over! It can be unstable and scary, even with mild winds at takeoff, but the higher you go the more you encounter wind!
Not to mention multiple permissions involved including from FAA and Air Traffic Controllers!!! You are required by law to call them and submit a flight plan that includes your height, distance, when and where, and bearings.
You have to observe any local municipality and township ordinances as well as deal with any sorts of restricted airspace and trespassing laws or you are in violation of federal laws and rules and regulations.
by the way... your flight status and flight record is internally recorded on your drone for later scrutiny by the feds in case you are having any thoughts of violating flight safety rules!...
Police permissions are separate!
You have to follow so many rules and regulations, in the end, you will feel like a Pilot!
it's Federal laws now. Part 107 , section 336 and others.. otherwise you are risking lives in commercial aviation not to mention people, cars and residential areas on the ground!
Too much to follow just for a few seconds of drone flight! Not for the weak of heart!
And of course aircraft registration with the Federal Aviation Authority is separate!
For commercial videos and photography, thousands of dollars are on the line everytime you go up!
And then.... you have to deal with the people wanting to shoot down your drones..lol.. so I am very careful and cautious and get all kinds of permissions BEFORE I fly..... so as to not to disturb anyone with noise levels ( drones can easily be as loud as a lawn mower or more!) or invade their privacy in any manner!...
But.. it IS a LOT of fun! being able to go to places or fly over scenery you would've never thought of or have a chance to be able to go otherwise! AND it gives your photos and videos a totally new perspective!.... things you cannot even pre- compose or imagine unless you are up there! ...so for me ... it is totally WORTH the trouble...EXPENSIVE HOBBY though!
n' I freakin LOVE it!!!
The flexibility it gives you is unrivaled! You feel invincible! middle of corn fields anywhere you go you can quickly just stop and take your shots! Like no one else has ever seen before!
And so far with all the droaning I've done I have locked my drone at 7 miles per hour no more than that with limitations to distance and altitude!
Once I get better at it I will start unlocking those things as it can fly up to 70 miles an hour!
Drones can be awesome and a lot of fun to fly when when you are following rules and regulation.
Even with height restrictions at around 400 meters (roughly 1368 feet) for most of the United States, checking out the height of Eiffel Tower is 982 ft you are allowed to go up to 1368 ft which is freakin' awesome!...
Bethlehem steel stacks are about 282 feet in height... you see me going up to about 300 feet here.
Flying drones can be disorienting, to say the least...as you can quickly lose sight of it against the backlit horizon ( hence the keep within line-of-sight rule!) and in the sun you can't really see the screen on your controller you need both hands at all times on the controls or use a screen guard I couldn't even cover my screen to be able to see it properly..
Well anyhow these are things one has to observe and practice.
Now if you still want to fly one, fly responsibly, use common sense judgement and good luck, be safe and have lots of fun! ????????????????????????????.

Norman Zeb.

Christkindlmarkt At SteelStacks in Bethlehem PA, 11/19/16

This is inside one of the main tents at the annual Christmas market, in Bethlehem PA. There's food, music and gift shopping vendors, set under multiple tents around SteelStacks. The large Christmas trees and Christmas decorations on display are great to get you in the holiday spirit as you shop around for the day!

STEELSTACKS at Artsquest/Bethlehem, Pa.

Nightime at Steelstacks at Artsquest in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. 2011

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Cars and Coffee Bethlehem PA steelstacks

Cars and Coffee all kinds of cars in Bethlehem PA steel stacks assortments of different types of cars it's a wonderful event--enjoying some time with my son show him different types of cars from regular cars to luxury cars,,,, hope you enjoyed the video give me a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel and leave your comments below I appreciate,,, thank you

Lehigh Valley Visions: ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks

The ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks is a performing arts center and cultural campus with three outdoor performance venues on the former Bethlehem Steel site. SteelStacks brings in local, regional and national artistic, musical and cinematic performances to the Lehigh Valley 365 days a year.

The campus also hosts a variety of annual events and festivals highlighted by Musikfest a music festival of unparalleled awesomeness! It's 10-day celebration of music, food and the arts in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

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Christmas in Bethlehem PA - Olde Towne Carolers on news

Olde Towne Carolers perform for an Australian TV news program's feature story on Bethlehem, PA.

Olde Towne Carolers offers Christmas caroling services for holiday events, parties, and businesses throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Boston, and the northeastern United States.

For more information and bookings:
phone: 610-838-9849
website:

In this video, Olde Towne Carolers provide Christmas entertainment for a special feature story about Bethlehem, PA that aired on Australia's Channel 9 News. The segment also features Bethlehem's Christkindlmarkt, where Olde Towne Carolers has performed annually since 2005. Founder Jennifer Graf is interviewed and the group performs O Little Town of Bethlehem and Jingle Bells. For this performance of Christmas songs, the quartet includes Jennifer Graf, soprano; Carrie Weston-Landon, alto; Ryan Doncsecz, tenor; and Chris Lenz, bass.

We offer a selection of caroling groups, including classic Victorian carolers in costume. We can also provide a brass quartet, a voice and piano entertainment duo, a jazz trio, and Santa Claus. Carolers and brass are available as trios, quintets, or virtually any formation possible. All of our musicians are classically trained and experienced professionals. We maintain a large company of performers to ensure that musicians are available throughout the Christmas season.

On our website, we offer video clips and audio recordings of our Christmas party music, as well as photos that span many performance locations and years. We also provide a testimonials page and client list that offer comments about our caroling service from multiple businesses and individuals. Olde Towne Carolers has performed for national TV shows, local news programs, radio stations, and international companies such as Disney, Sony, Tiffany’s, Macy’s, Wells Fargo, Lockheed Martin, GlaxoSmithKline, and State Farm.

Olde Towne Carolers offers holiday entertainment services throughout the northeast United States, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Maryland, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. We perform often in the Philadelphia and Delaware Valley areas; in Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and the Lehigh Valley; and in New York City and Boston.

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The Historical ruins of bethlehem Pennsylvania - Padventure 14

The old historical ruins of bethlehem Pennsylvania show how life and work was in the 1700s.an old McDonalds and the history of the bethlehem hotel that sits where the first ever house was in bethlehem.

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(pt#1) A Visit to Bethlehem,Pa {Blast Furnace} w/my son

A little bit of History--Bethlehem,Pa ( Blast Furnace )at Bethlehem Steel--Bethlehem Steel Corporation was America's second-largest steel producer and largest shipbuilder--

After a decline in the American steel industry and other problems leading to the company's bankruptcy in 2001,the company was dissoved and the remaining assets sold to International Steel Group in 2003. In 2005, ISG merged with Mittal Steel,ending American ownership of the assets of Bethlehem Steel....

Their demise is often cited as one of the most prominent examples of the U.S. economy's shift away from industrial manufacturing,its failure to compete with cheap foreign labor,and management's penchant for short-term profits...

Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania, over the steel stacks

Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania, over the steel stacks.

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A little Drone 101, some important flight safety rules and regulations...

Buying a drone? Well hold up, not so fast just yet lol...
A few things here to consider...
I'll tell you It's not easy flyin' that thing up there!...
GPS and compass not properly calibrated? and you will lose it!...can't land before the battery depletes? You will crash...or better be ready for some drone hunting or water landings ????
One crash and you are done!
And with all the wind and weather.... which you don't see in the videos .... Drone can have violent reactions to high wind velocity and weather!. Wishy washy shakin' all over! It can be unstable and scary, even with mild winds at takeoff, but the higher you go the more you encounter wind!
Not to mention multiple permissions involved including from FAA and Air Traffic Controllers!!! You are required by law to call them and submit a flight plan that includes your height, distance, when and where, and bearings.
You have to observe any local municipality and township ordinances as well as deal with any sorts of restricted airspace and trespassing laws or you are in violation of federal laws and rules and regulations.
by the way... your flight status and flight record is internally recorded on your drone for later scrutiny by the feds in case you are having any thoughts of violating flight safety rules!...
Police permissions are separate!
You have to follow so many rules and regulations, in the end, you will feel like a Pilot!
it's Federal laws now. Part 107 , section 336 and others.. otherwise you are risking lives in commercial aviation not to mention people, cars and residential areas on the ground!
Too much to follow just for a few seconds of drone flight! Not for the weak of heart!
And of course aircraft registration with the Federal Aviation Authority is separate!
For commercial videos and photography, thousands of dollars are on the line everytime you go up!
And then.... you have to deal with the people wanting to shoot down your drones..lol.. so I am very careful and cautious and get all kinds of permissions BEFORE I fly..... so as to not to disturb anyone with noise levels ( drones can easily be as loud as a lawn mower or more!) or invade their privacy in any manner!...
But.. it IS a LOT of fun! being able to go to places or fly over scenery you would've never thought of or have a chance to be able to go otherwise! AND it gives your photos and videos a totally new perspective!.... things you cannot even pre- compose or imagine unless you are up there! ...so for me ... it is totally WORTH the trouble...EXPENSIVE HOBBY though!
n' I freakin LOVE it!!!
The flexibility it gives you is unrivaled! You feel invincible! middle of corn fields anywhere you go you can quickly just stop and take your shots! Like no one else has ever seen before!
And so far with all the droaning I've done I have locked my drone at 7 miles per hour no more than that with limitations to distance and altitude!
Once I get better at it I will start unlocking those things as it can fly up to 70 miles an hour!
Drones can be awesome and a lot of fun to fly when when you are following rules and regulation.
Even with height restrictions at around 400 meters (roughly 1368 feet) for most of the United States, checking out the height of Eiffel Tower is 982 ft you are allowed to go up to 1368 ft which is freakin' awesome!...
Bethlehem steel stacks are about 282 feet in height... you see me going up to about 300 feet here.
Flying drones can be disorienting, to say the least...as you can quickly lose sight of it against the backlit horizon ( hence the keep within line-of-sight rule!) and in the sun you can't really see the screen on your controller you need both hands at all times on the controls or use a screen guard I couldn't even cover my screen to be able to see it properly..
Well anyhow these are things one has to observe and practice.
Now if you still want to fly one, fly responsibly, use common sense judgement and good luck, be safe and have lots of fun! ????????????????????????????.

Norman Zeb.
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Meet in Lehigh Valley: ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks

With stunning views of the blast furnaces of Bethlehem Steel, the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks offers a variety of spaces to accommodate your next event.

Contact Discover Lehigh Valley to learn more about our meeting services.

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Peepsfest 2018

Here's a Peepsfest vlog of my experiences!!!!!!! They have Peepsfest every year December 30th & 31st at Steelstacks in Bethlehem, PA!!! ENJOY, I LOVE PEEPS if you can't tell. :D

Peepsfest:


The Bayou (restaurant we ate at afterwards very delicious):

Bethlehem SteelStacks

Filmed on 7/2/16

Bethlehem: American Utopia, American Tragedy | Seth Moglen

Seth Moglen, Associate Professor of English and Co-Director of the South Side Initiative, Lehigh University; Member (2009-10), School of Social Science, Institute for Advanced Study


April 28, 2010

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, was founded by the Moravians in the 1740s as a utopian religious community. At the turn of the twentieth century, it became one of the iconic steel towns of industrial America, a destination for working-class immigrants from dozens of countries and the producer of steel for a century of skyscrapers and battleships. At the turn of the twenty-first century, it underwent the familiar fate of deindustrialization, as steel production and an entire way of life came to an end. Today, a casino has been built on the ruins of the Bethlehem Steel site, as the city seeks to remake itself as a tourist and entertainment destination. In its three main phases—as eighteenth-century city on the hill, as industrial steel town, and as postindustrial brownfield and casino development—Bethlehem stands as a microcosm of America itself, revealing salient features of the nation's development. In this talk to the Friends of the Institute for Advanced Study, Seth Moglen discusses the structures of power that have shaped the city of Bethlehem as well as the aspirations that have emerged in response to them. A member of the 2009--10 School of Social Science Dewey Seminar on education, schools, and the state, Moglen also argues that universities have a distinctive role to play as engines of democracy in postindustrial America.

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Abandoned mini golf in Bethlehem PA

The Bethlehem Steel Corporation: Building the American Dream

This documentary describes the history of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. This documentary competed in the National History Day Competition in 2015 at the State level and placed in the final six. The theme for National History Day 2015 was Leadership and Legacy.

Hometown Heroes Banner Program | ArtsQuest - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania | Testimonial

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