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	Search results for House    Refine your search Creator Francis, j.g. (Jacob G... (22) Landis, Lowell Leroy, ... (1) Long, Joe (1) Ziegler, Earl (1) Subject Houses (19) Fences (18) Churches (12) Dwellings (5) People (4) Show more... results 1-20 of 36 item(s)  page 1 of 2 : ( <<  1  2  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Fry's or Towamencin Meetinghouse Churches; Fences Fry’s or Towamencin meetinghouse. Size 25 ft. X 33 ft. Seating capacity 150. Little addition on northwest corner, about 10 ft. sq., perhaps for feetwashing. Built first for Funkites in 1811 by John Reiff,... 2. Philander Chase Knox Estate Houses; Birdhouses Philander Chase Knox Estate (he was Secretary of State) it was his gentleman's farm at the turn of the 20th century. For years people thought that part of the house was used by General Maxwell at Valley... 3. Unidentified house and unidentified people Houses; Fences House with people and fence, probably located in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 4. Unidentified house Houses; Snow Unidentified house with snow. Picture probably taken in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 5. Unidentified house Houses; Snow Unidentified house with snow. Picture probably taken in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 6. Heifer Project 49 People; War relief; Poultry houses; Lowell Landis seagoing cowboys Heifer Project to Danzig, Poland and Sweden 1945 and 1946.Miss Herta Schlicht and her mother just returned from a concentration camp. She is wearing a dress donated thru... 7. Unidentified house Houses; Fences Unidentified house. Picture probably taken in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 8. Unidentified house Houses; Springhouses Unidentified house. Picture probably taken in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 9. Cocalico House Churches; Joe Long Brethren meetinghouse photo from 1951. Digital image only; no paper photograph. Cocalico House 10. Unidentified house Houses; Fences Unidentified house. Picture probably taken in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 11. Reinhart House Peter Reinhart’s home - afterwards his son’s Martin Reinhart - who owned the farm in 1789 Site of annual meeting 1790 Place where the annual meeting was held in Coventry 1790 The old house is still... 12. Kassel Brethren House Kassel (Germany) Brethren House 13. Unidentified house and people Houses; People; Porches Unidentified house with people on porch. Picture probably taken in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 14. Unidentified house with people Houses; People; Lampposts Unidentified house with people (6 women and 1 man). Picture probably taken in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 15. Unidentified house and fields Farmhouses; Meadows; Trees; Fences Unidentified farmhouse and fields most likely located in eastern PA. Glass plate negative. 16. New Enterprise Church and Barn Church and barn at New Enterprise, Bedford County, Penna., where the German Baptists held their Annual Conference, May 1877. David Holsinger’s house. (Annual Conference site, Historic Sites 1877) 17. Unidentified family Families; Houses; Fences Unidentified family and house. Picture probably taken in eastern Pa. Glass plate negative. 18. Brethren Germantown Meeting House Marker Dedication Dedication of the Pennsylvania Historical Marker at the Brethren Germantown Meetinghouse on Featured speaker Jeffrey Bach 19. Saal and Sisters' House Churches; Houses; Dwellings Saal and Sisters' meetinghouse of the Ephrata Cloister. See page 327 of the History of the Church of the Brethren of the Eastern District of PA, 1915, S.R. Zug et al. Glass plate negative. 20. Ephrata Cloister Sisters' House Churches; Houses; Dwellings Sisters' meetinghouse of the Ephrata Cloister. Glass plate negative. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 36 item(s)  page 1 of 2 : ( <<  1  2  >> ) :: previous : next
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