Elizabethtown College - Church of the Brethren Photographs

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The Church of the Brethren Photograph Collection consists of more than 500 mostly black and white photographs of meeting houses and churches in eastern Pennsylvania, historic sites, gravestones, portraits and nursing homes associated with the Church. The photographs date from the 1890's to the present. A subset of the collection includes images from 200 glass-plate negatives dating from 1890 to 1915. These photographs were taken by J.G. Francis, a leader in the founding of Elizabethtown College and a minister of the Church of the Brethren in eastern Pennsylvania.
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Lancaster - 1st Brethren Church
Churches
Earl Ziegler's Brethren Churches photograph collection.
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Lancaster, Brethren Church
Churches
Earl Ziegler's Brethren Churches photograph collection.
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Lancaster, Brethren Church
Churches
Earl Ziegler's Brethren Churches photograph collection.
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Lancaster, Brethren Church
Churches
Earl Ziegler's Brethren Churches photograph collection.
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Lancaster, Brethren Church
Churches
Earl Ziegler's Brethren Churches photograph collection. On Verso: for size only. I'll try another shot for --
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Lancaster Church
Churches
Earl Ziegler's Brethren Churches photograph collection. On Verso: Lancaster church, dedicated, 1897.
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Lancaster Church
Churches, Fences
Lancaster Church, Lancaster, Pa. Glass plate negative.
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Lancaster Church of the Brethren
Churches, Fences
Lancaster Church of the Brethren. Originally part of the West Conestoga (Middle Creek) congregation, it became a separate body on October 29, 1891. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 720-21. 10.18 X 7.88 in.
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Lancaster Church of the Brethren
Churches
Lancaster Church of the Brethren. Originally part of the West Conestoga (Middle Creek) congregation, it became a separate body on October 29, 1891. See page 340, History of the Church of the Brethren of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 720-21. 7.63 X 10.62 in.
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Lancaster, Sanctuary of a Brethren Church
Churches
Earl Ziegler's Brethren Churches photograph collection.
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