Weissport, PA, United States
Gnadenhuetten. The Moravian mission of this name was built in 1746 to accommodate the growing number of Mohican and Delaware Indian converts. It was the first white settlement in present-day Carbon County. It was burned on November 24, 1755, during a raid by Indians stirred to violence by the French
. Victims of the attack are buried in the Lehighton Cemetery near here.
Listen to the audio guide for Blue plaque № 28602 Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off