Old Economy Village - Archives

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About This Collection

The Harmonists, a Christian Communal society, founded Old Economy Village in 1824. They were known for their piety, as well as for their economic successes in textile manufacturing, including silk production, and later in the oil and railroad industries. Old Economy Village in Ambridge, PA is the home of a great deal of information about the Harmony Society and life in general in the nineteenth century. Major topics covered by the archives and library include music, architecture, religion, business, photographs, and more.
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Fred and Christiana Knoedler
Fred and Christiana Knoedler
Hired worker, Photograph
Fred and Christiana Knoedler
Katherine Christiana Knoedler Brown
Katherine Christiana Knoedler Brown
Hired worker, Photograph
To Lydia - Some picture, eh? But as George used to say you can't be a beauty when you are what you are, eh? Taken in Maria's yard.
Knoedler family and John Duss
Knoedler family and John Duss
people, Photograph
Two unidentified women seated on chairs. John Duss standing behind them.
Knoedler family and others at Camp Cool
Knoedler family and others at Camp Cool
people, Photograph
Taken at Camp Cool Left to right: Mrs. Brown,Mr. Duss Aunt Minnie, Margaret Reininger Boss, George Brown, Emma Kroll, Lydia FOrd, Charles Ford, Jess Reininger, Freddy Knoedler, Mrs. Knoedler, Bill Kroll, Katie Brown, Mr Knoedler Seated: Anna, Shan, Fritz
Knoedlers - The 4 Fritzes
Knoedlers - The 4 Fritzes
Hired worker, Photograph
On Back: The 4 Fritzes Mr Knoedler and his son, my dad and Fritz June 29, 1931