Since 2017, we have made presentations on the Friedensville Mines and The President Pumping Engine to the following groups: - National Museum of Industrial History (Bethlehem PA - 2017 2019 and 2020) - Oliver Evans Chapter of the Society For Industrial Archeology (Philadelphia PA -2017) - American Society of Civil Engineers (Bethlehem PA -2017) - Cornish American Heritage Society (Salisbury, NC - 2017) - Lower Saucon Township Historical Society (Lower Saucon, PA - 2018) - Society for Industrial Archeology (Richmond, VA - 2018 and Bethlehem, PA 2021) - PA Geologist Field Conference (Center Valley, PA - 2018) - Lehigh University Friends of the Library (Bethlehem, PA - 2019) - Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration (Denver, Co - 2019) - Mining History Association (Marquette, Mi - 2019) -Forks of the Delaware Archeological Society (Easton PA - 2019) - Upper Saucon Township Environmental Advisory Committee (Upper Saucon - 2019) - Traditions at Saucon Valley (Upper Saucon Township - 2020) - National Museum of Industrial History (Bethlehem, PA - 2020) -AIME 150th Anniversary Celebration (Bethlehem, PA - 2021) - The Trevithick Society (Camborne, Cornwall, UK - 2022)
Find below a movie tour of the engine house as it exists today in ruins. Embedded in the movie is the model of the engine created by the Lehigh University TE Lehigh Park team in 2018. Also below is an example of one of our newsletter articles, and the presentation made as part of NMIH's Virtual Museum Series: