Fort Deshler. A substantial stone structure, used as a military post and as a refuge for settlers against attack, was nearby on the north bank of Coplay Creek. It was built in 1760 by Adam Deshler, a native of Switzerland. Remaining in his family for several generations, the building was owned by the Coplay Cement Company after 1899 and stood until about 1940.

PA 145 near Chestnut St. intersection, Egypt, PA, United States

Troxell-Steckel House. Just west of here is the house built originally by John Peter Troxel in 1756 and acquired by Peter Steckel in 1768. It was restored in 1943 and is now owned and maintained as a museum by the Lehigh County Historical Society.

S Church St. (Rt. 1023) between Bridge & Park Sts., near Egypt Community Church, Egypt, PA, United States

Troxell-Steckel House. The house built originally in 1756 by John Peter Troxell and acquired by Peter Steckel in 1768 lies one-half mile west. Restored in 1943, the house is now owned and maintained as a museum by the Lehigh County Historical Society.

Main St. (PA 329) near Park St., beside church parking lot (not Egypt Community Church), Egypt, PA, United States