National Baptist Convention Series, 1936, Post Office at Nashville, Tenn., under the Act of March 3, 1879 A Pamphlet for Sunday School lessons for children ages 6-8.from the National Baptist Convention Series, 1936 Reverend A. M. Townsend, D.D.–Corresponding Secretary Rev.erend...
Title of article: Slavery safest under freedom’s cloak — describes resolutions offered in the House of Representatives by Ohio Congressman Perry and how they were delayed. One of the resolutions was “That the present War with Mexico was neither sought...
Hand held fan has a painted image of Martin Luther King, jr., with a framed portrait of his mother in the background. Under the portrait of his mother is a book that says “Holy Bible.” A chevron caption says: “Together...
These fans were provided by the church to parishioners to cool off during services prior to the wide adoption of air conditioning. Space on the fans was typically purchased by funeral homes, ambulance services, mortuaries, and insurance companies to advertise...
Stereoview published by Underwood & Underwood Photograph by Strohmeyer & Wyman This stereoview depicts a group of women, children and a man sitting and standing by a doorway to a clapboard building. All the adults hold children on their laps...
This stereoview is unusual because it is not a photograph but a drawing. The image is of a preacher and his congregation from various viewpoints. Each viewpoint is accompanied by written words in a vernacular and the phrase: “Trubble in...
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