Bethlehem Attractions
Bethlehem is a small town noted for a ridge called "the Devil's Backbone" on the eastern side of town.
Bellamy-Ferriday House & Garden
The house was built in 2 stages, in 1754 and in 1767, by Rev. Joseph Bellamy, the leader of the Great Awakening, an emotional religious revival of the 1740s. The property was owned by several people and then purchased by Caroline Ferriday's parents, Henry and Eliza Ferriday, in 1912. Caroline worked on the outside to create formal gardens, breathtaking rose & lilac collections and sweeping lawns.
Old Bethlehem Historical Society Museum
Old Bethlehem Historical Society Museum is located in the former town office building and fire department. It features exhibits during the summer. Displays in the museum include costumes, tools, and articles used during the late 19th and early 20th C.
