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	Search results for In.    Refine your search Subject Churches (320) Fences (189) Cemeteries (81) People (65) Tombs & Sepulchral Mon... (58) Show more... Creator Francis, j.g. (Jacob G... (167) Landis, Lowell Leroy, ... (35) Long, Joe (3) Ziegler, Earl (1) results 161-180 of 514 item(s)  page 9 of 26 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 161. Frystown Meetinghouse Churches; Fences; Cemeteries; Graves; Tombs & sepulchral monuments Frystown Meetinghouse with cemetery. House of the Little Swatara congregation. Sunday school was started at Frystown in 1887. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 750. 9.97 X 8.09 in. 162. Old Dunkard Church Churches; Cemeteries; Graves; Tombs & sepulchral monuments Old Dunkard Church with cemetery of Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. First Brethren Church in America with later addition in the rear (1915 addition). 11.41 X 7.33 in. 163. Midway Church of the Brethren Churches; Fences Midway Church of the Brethren. Organized on March 24, 1902 from part of the the Tulpehocken congregation. Midway meetinghouse was built at Midway Station in 1895. See page 49, History of the Church of... 164. Mountville Meetinghouse Churches; Fences Mountville Meetinghouse organized from the White Oak congregation. Built in 1881 and congregation organized on December 17, 1917. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 890. 10.91 X 7.57 in. 165. Myerstown Meetinghouse Churches Myerstown Meetinghouse organized from the Tulpehocken congregation. Built in 1876 and organized on August 16, 1919. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 905. 9.74 X 7.92 in. 166. Richland Meetinghouse Churches Richland Meetinghouse with buggy shed. It was organized in 1919, although Brethren began worshipping in Richland in 1870 in a union churchhouse on East Main St. Members belonged to the Tulpehocken congregation.... 167. Ridgely Church Churches; Pews Interior of the Ridgely Church. Located on the Delmarva Peninsula in Caroline County, Md. Congregation organized on August 2, 1884. Built ca. 1908. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 1109.... 168. 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,... 169. Stevens Hill Church Churches; Fences Stevens Hill Church. "Located three and a half miles from Elizabethtown, PA. The congregation started as a union Sunday school in 1871 and became a preaching point of the Elizabethtown, PA. congregation.... 170. Calvary Church Churches Calvary Church. Building erected in 1920 as an offset of the Bethany congregation. Church organized on July 4, 1923. Ira W. Gibbel Collection. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 1015. 4.62... 171. Calvary Church Churches; Automobiles; People Calvary Church. Building erected in 1920 as an offset of the Bethany congregation. Church organized on July 4, 1923. Ira W. Gibbel Collection. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 1015. 4.69... 172. Calvary Church Churches Calvary Church. Building erected in 1920 as an offset of the Bethany congregation. Church organized on July 4, 1923. Ira W. Gibbel Collection. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 1015. 4.72... 173. Greencastle Church Churches Greencastle Church. Congregation organized on December 19, 1930. Bought building from the Methodists in 1940. Ira W. Gibbel Collection. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 570. 3.44 X 5.78... 174. Greencastle Church Interior Churches; Altars; Pews; Pianos Greencastle Church interior. Congregation organized on December 19, 1930. Bought building from the Methodists in 1940. Ira W. Gibbel Collection. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 570. 5.73... 175. Manheim Church Churches; Automobiles Manheim Church. Part of White Oak congregation, built in 1949. See History of the Church of the Brethren, Eastern Pennsylvania, 1915-1965, page 138. Ira W. Gibbel Collection. 4.67 X 2.83 in. 176. Old Pricetown Meetinghouse Churches; Automobiles Old Pricetown Meetinghouse. Maiden Creek Church of the Brethren. Building erected in 1777, making it the oldest unrestored Brethren church structure. Ira W. Gibbel Collection. Explanation from the Brethren... 177. Union Meetinghouse Churches Union Meetinghouse. Fredericksburg Brethren Church. Located two miles east of Martinsburg in Blair County, PA. 10.00 X 7.78 in. 178. Middle Creek Church Churches Middle Creek Church. Originally known as West Conestoga congregation. Located three miles west of Ephrata in Lancaster County, Pa. Congregation organized May 5, 1864. Ira W. Gibbel Collection. 3.44 X 4.58... 179. J.T. Myers Portraits; People Jacob Tobias Myers (1851-1915). Early pastor of Geiger Memorial Church in Philadelphia, Pa. Explanation from the Brethren Encyclopedia page 904. 7.50 X 11.00 in. 180. Mack Gravestone Cemeteries; Graves; Tombs & sepulchral monuments Gravestone of Alexander Mack, Sr. (1679-1735). Gravestone reads: The first minister and organizer of the Church of the Brethren in the year 1708. Born at Schriesheim, Germany 1679. Came to Germantown 1729.... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 161-180 of 514 item(s)  page 9 of 26 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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