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 Walter
Birthplace of John Walter
John Walter, Quakertown, Pennsylvania
John Walter was born near Quakertown, PA, August 21, 1781. - 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.
John Walter's appointment on the Susquehanna
John Walter's appointment on the Susquehanna
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 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.
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.