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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The Breidenstein Meeting House
The Breidenstein Meeting House
Philip Breidenstein, Jacob Albright
Philip Breidenstein's house was located in Lebanon, PA. Jacob Albright preached there to his family and Breidenstein later became a preacher, having been inspired by 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.
Home of Christopher Spangler
Home of Christopher Spangler
Christopher Spangler, Jacob Albright, John Dreisbach, Brush Valley, Pennsylvania
Christopher Spangler's residence was located in Brush Valley, Centre County, PA. Jacob Albright and John Dreisbach preached there. Spangler later became a preacher, and thought of Jacob Albright as his spiritual father. - 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.
Home of Jacob Albright
Home of Jacob Albright
Jacob Albright
Jacob Albright lived here, near Ephrata, PA, prior to beginning his ministry. It was also the site of his tile factory. - 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.
House of George Miller
House of George Miller
George Miller, John Walter, Jacob Albright
John Walter and Jacob Albright preached at the home of George Miller located in Brunswick Township, Schuylkill 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 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.
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.
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 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.