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Schools - Pennsylvania

2009-0110

Description: Freeland Seminary, "First school by Mennonites in America, founded about 1847 by Rev. Abraham H. Hunsicker and his son Rev. H. A. Hunsicer, both Mennonite Ministers, Trappe, Pa. This was the foundation or beginning of Ursinus College and Seminary, Collegeville, Pa. The building still stands and is occupied by Mr. & Mrs. Abraham F. Bertolet. Abraham P. Bertolet, an old Mennonite deacon, 81 years of age is lying at the point of death - 3-6-1906. Two years ago, Rev. Naile, a Reformed Minister, died in this house at the age of 101 years."; cyanotype; for back of photo see 2009-0111
Date: 6 March 1906
Location: Collegeville, Pennsylvania
MLA filing: Schools - Pennsylvania
Original size: 12 x 9.5 cm
Source: Mennonite Historical Society - H. R. Voth catalog
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2009-0111

Description: back of 2009-0110; Freeland Seminary, "First school by Mennonites in America, founded about 1847 by Rev. Abraham H. Hunsicker and his son Rev. H. A. Hunsicer, both Mennonite Ministers, Trappe, Pa. This was the foundation or beginning of Ursinus College and Seminary, Collegeville, Pa. The building still stands and is occupied by Mr. & Mrs. Abraham F. Bertolet. Abraham P. Bertolet, an old Mennonite deacon, 81 years of age is lying at the point of death - 3-6-1906. Two years ago, Rev. Naile, a Reformed Minister, died in this house at the age of 101 years."; cyanotype
Date: 6 March 1906
Location: Collegeville, Pennsylvania
MLA filing: Schools - Pennsylvania
Original size: 12 x 9.5 cm
Source: Mennonite Historical Society - H. R. Voth catalog
Photographer:

2009-0112

Description: Freeland Seminary
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Location: Collegeville, Pennsylvania
MLA filing: Schools - Pennsylvania
Original size: 15.5 x 9.5 cm
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2009-0113

Description: West Swamp Mennonite Church
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Location: Quakertown, Pennsylvania
MLA filing: Schools - Pennsylvania
Original size: 10.5 x 6 cm
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