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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Birthplace of John Dreisbach
Birthplace of John Dreisbach
John Dreisbach, Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania
John Dreisbach was born on June 5, 1789, Buffalo Valley, Union 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 Eyer barn
The Eyer barn
Abraham Eyer, John Dreisbach, Winfield, Pennsylvania
The Eyer barn is where the conference of 1816 met in Winfield, Union County, PA, six miles east of New Berlin. The barn was built by Abraham Eyer whose daughter married John Dreisbach. The Eyer's were Mennonites. -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.
The house in which John Dreisbach was mobbed
The house in which John Dreisbach was mobbed
John Dreisbach
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.