Albright College - Evangelical Church Historic Lantern Slides

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These lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver around 1930 to be used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
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Moses Dissenger
Moses Dissenger
Moses Dissinger
The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Mount Mahantango
Mount Mahantango
Mahantango, John Seybert
A mountain man threatened John Seybert's life here. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Old courthouse in Orwigsburg, PA
Old courthouse in Orwigsburg, PA
Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania
The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
The place where Jacob Albright was converted
The place where Jacob Albright was converted
Jacob Albright, Adam Riegel
Jacob Albright was converted in the house of Adam Riegel, a zealous minister in Lancaster County, PA. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
The place where John Seybert was elected Bishop
The place where John Seybert was elected Bishop
John Seybert
On March 27, 1839, Seybert was elected Bishop in Muehlheim, Centre County, PA, in Moser's Church. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Portrait of Jacob Albright
Portrait of Jacob Albright
Jacob Albright
The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Reproduction of the first publishing house
Reproduction of the first publishing house
New Berlin, Pennsylvania, Publishing house
The publishing house was located in New Berlin, Union County, PA, and later moved to Cleveland, OH. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Site of Jacob Albright's tile yard
Site of Jacob Albright's tile yard
Jacob Albright
Jacob Albright was known as the "honest tiler." - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Site of John Walter's house
Site of John Walter's house
John Walter
The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Site of where John Walter became Jacob Albright's co-laborer
Site of where John Walter became Jacob Albright's co-laborer
John Walter, Jacob Albright
The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Tiles from Jacob Albright's tile yard
Tiles from Jacob Albright's tile yard
Jacob Albright
Jacob Albright was known as the "honest tiler." - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Tomb of Jacob Albright
Tomb of Jacob Albright
Jacob Albright, George Becker, Kleinfeltersville
Jacob Albright was buried in the Albright Memorial Church churchyard, Kleinfeltersville, Lebanon County, PA. He died on May 18, 1808 at the home of George Becker in Muehlbach, now Kleinfeltersville. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Tomb of John Dreisbach
Tomb of John Dreisbach
John Dreisbach
John Dreisbach died in 1871, and was buried near Circleville, OH. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Tomb of John Seybert
Tomb of John Seybert
John Seybert
John Seybert was buried at Sugar Valley. He died in Bellevue, OH, in 1860. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Tomb of John Walter
Tomb of John Walter
John Walter, Mount Nebo, Pennsylvania
John Walter died on December 3, 1818, and was buried near Mt. Nebo, PA. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Union Seminary
Union Seminary
New Berlin, Pennsylvania, Union Seminary
Union Seminary, located in New Berlin, Union County, PA, was the first school of the Evangelical Church of the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference. It opened on January 3, 1856. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
Wagon
Wagon
John Seybert
John Seybert's "Dandy Wagon." - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
The well where John Seybert was converted
The well where John Seybert was converted
John Seybert, Matthias Betz
At the age of 19 John Seybert was converted after hearing Rev. Matthias Betz preach in a private house. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.
The Widow's House
The Widow's House
John Seybert, Brush Valley, Pennsylvania
The house was located in Brush Valley, Centre County, PA. In 1831 a widow was about to lose her house to the sheriff so Bishop John Seybert purchased the house with the hope that she would be able to repay him if she could without interest. She repaid the full amount. - The lantern slides were produced by Rev. Fred W. Solver that he used for a lecture about individuals and places associated with the Evangelical Church.