Football Legends of Pennsylvania (2005)
Twenty-six Pro Football Hall of Famers call PA home, more than any other state. Why is the Commonwealth the birthplace for so many football legends?  We profile some of these great players along with the state's most successful high school coaches. Program features Mike Ditka, Chuck Bednarik, Matt Millen, Dan Marino, Andre Reed, Lenny Moore, Joe Paterno, George Curry, George Chaump and Mike Pettine. Click here for a DVD

A Carousel of Memories (2005) A Carousel of Memories recalls the golden years of six Eastern Pennsylvania amusement parks, many of which no longer exist. From its humble beginnings as a rustic trout pond, the program will chronicle 145 years of Dorney Park history. A mix of old photographs, never- before- seen film and heartfelt interviews also tell the storied pasts of Bushkill Park (Easton), Carsonia Park (Reading), Central Park (Allentown), Willow Park (Bethlehem Township) and Willow Grove Park (Willow Grove, Montgomery County). Click here for a DVD

Lehigh Lafayette (2004)
Join us as we chronicle the nation's most played college football rivalry between Lehigh University and Lafayette College. The show features fascinating personal stories from the players, coaches and families who left their mark on this historic rivalry. Classic highlights include the famous fog game of 1955, the 100th game in 1964 and the last match-up played in Taylor Stadium in 1987. Hall of Fame broadcaster, Harry Kalas narrates the program.
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The Legacy of Harry C. Trexler (2004)
Lehigh Valley community members share their memories of Harry Trexler, and the joy his generosity brought to their lives. From thoughtful gifts around the holidays to memorable fishing trips, Harry remembered the little things. His vision for the future makes him a Lehigh Valley icon. We’ll explore the rich heritage of this man and find out how Harry C. Trexler continues to make our community a better place decades after his death.

PBS 39 Cooks (2004)
Luscious baby-back ribs, decadent chocolate cake and patriotic pastry are all on the menu for PBS 39's newest production; PBS 39 Cooks: A is for All-American. Mix with some of area most prominent chefs and enjoy spectacular recipes from our home cooks. All-American dishes range from kid-friendly favorites to gourmet, all of which have been compiled into a easy-to-use cookbook which is currently available.
C is for Celebrations features more of our region's best chefs and community cooks; delectable duck breast with sweet potato and carrot puree, butter poached Maine Lobster, three-finger almond cookies and more!

How to Play Guitar (2004)
Do you ever sit and listen to your favorite song wondering where the performer learned how to play the guitar?  Maybe they learned from a professional musician like Dave Fry.  They might not have been so lucky.  However, now you can be that lucky, right in your own home.

Make A Joyful Noise: The Bach Choir of Bethlehem (2004)
Make a Joyful Noise: The Bach Choir of Bethlehem pays tribute to America’s first Bach Choir.   For more than a century this groundbreaking group of volunteers has brought the work of the prolific and distinguished German composer to audiences around the world.  Each May hundreds of Bach lovers from throughout the country and beyond travel to Bethlehem to experience the annual Bach festival. Make a Joyful Noise: The Bach Choir of Bethlehem wins as PBS 39's 3rd consecutive Emmy Award for 2004 Outstanding Documentary. Read the press release here. Click here for a DVD

Bethlehem Steel  The People Who Built America (2004)
Relive the rich history of Bethlehem Steel. Learn more about the company that helped defend America and meet some of the many faces who helped build it. Bethlehem Steel is the 2004 recipient of the "Edward R. Murrow Award for Best News Documentray" and "Winner of the Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary." If you would like a VHS or DVD of this Emmy-Award Winning program and help support PBS 39 at the same time click here.

Hollywood on Hamilton: Remembering Hess's (2004)
A rare look into the much-loved Allentown shopping place. From sweet memories of strawberry pie at the world famous Patio Restaurant to the vivid recollections of rubbing elbows with guest celebrities, Hollywood on Hamilton triggers nostalgic moments for the glamorous days of shopping in style on Hamilton Street. If you would like a copy of this Emmy-Award winning program click here.

175 Years of Musical Memories: The Allentown Band
As the nation's oldest civilian concert band, its first performance happened in Allentown, Pennsylvania on July 4, 1828. Besides playing regular concerts and appearing in local parades, the band has also performed at numerous Presidential inaugurations, traveled across the world, and helped rally troops during our country's Civil War.

Lehigh Valley Living History Series
Living History chronicles what life in our area was like decade by decade. What makes this collection so exciting is we learn about our past from the people who lived it. This series is designed to benefit and enrich all Lehigh Valley residents as well as our educational system about our community's important history. This series includes documentaries produced by PBS 39 on the 1950s and the 1960s as well as Hess's and Bethlehem Steel

Scholastic Scrimmage
A competition of quick recall among area high schools has been a favorite on PBS 39 for over 30 years. At the end of the season the winning team is awarded $4000 and the runner-up team is awarded $2000. The program ishosted by Dr. Karen Walton, VP of Academics at DeSales University, Center Valley, PA

Lehigh Valley at Work
Featured Tempo! segments look at our area businesses, business growth and employment issues.