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Letter from Selinsgrove to Kurtz regarding the Missionary Institute Site Selection
Letter from Selinsgrove to Kurtz regarding the Missionary Institute Site Selection
TitleLetter from Selinsgrove to Kurtz regarding the Missionary Institute Site Selection
DescriptionBenjamin Kurtz, the Missionary Institute founder and 1st President, had put out the word that he wanted to start a school where men could learn how to be teachers of the Gospel. For the location he was seeking a farm of about fifty or sixty acres, close to a city or large town and a railroad. This document is the formal letter from the citizens of Selinsgrove announcing their subscription of $22,000 and fifty students that could attend the first year of the school's opening.
SubjectCorrespondence
Universities & colleges
Evangelical Lutheran Missionary Institute
Susquehanna University
PublisherBlough-Weis Library, Susquehanna University
Date1858-03-12
TypeLetter
FormatJPEG
Size of original7 1/2" x 12 1/2"
Location in ArchivesArchives safe
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