Transcription: H37231 Girls volleyball game, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37232 Girls volleyball game, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37233 Girls volleyball game, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37234 Girls swimming race, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37235 Boys ball game, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37236 Boys ball game, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H37237 Boys swimming race, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37238 In swimming, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37239 Stone marking site of organization of National Womens Christian Association, August 6-12, 1886, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37240 Overlooking Lake Geneva from conference point, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37241 Looking down one of the streets, conference point, Epworth League Institute

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Transcription: H37242 Scene at bathing beach, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37243 Scene at bathing beach, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H37244 Faculty, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37245 Discussion Group, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H37246 Class, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37247 Class, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H37248 General Assembly, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37249 Pageant of Lights, Epworth League Institute, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H37377 The staff of the Division of Religious Education of the Local Church of the Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church H37776 Children's worship service

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Transcription: H37777 Children's Christmas party H37778 Children entering church

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Transcription: H37779 Flag ceremonial H37780 Boys at handwork in a summer camp

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Transcription: H38263 Woman studying in her home, Chicago, Illinois H38264 Woman studying in her home, Chicago, Illinois H38269 Laboratory vacation church school, Dickenson summer school of School of Religious Education, Carlisle, Pennsylvania H38294 Junior class at work, Downey Avenue Christian Church, Laboratory School, Indianapolis, Indiana H38295 Junior class at work, Downey Avenue Christian Church, Laboratory School, Indianapolis, Indiana H38296 Juniors packing a gift box Downey Avenue Christian Church, Laboratory School, Indianapolis, Indiana

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Transcription: H38309 Daily vacation church school washing director's car. Templeville, Maryland H38320 Class in Religious Education, Principles of Christian Living, Austin, Texas H38321 Seminar on Religious Education, Helena area, Montana H38359 Grace at the table, Chicago, Illinois H38357 Social room in Methodist Episcopal Church, Blue Mound, Illinois

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Transcription: H38360 Children at the fireplace, Christmas Eve, Chicago, Illinois H38361 Family at the fireplace, Christmas Eve, Chicago, Illinois H38538 Class in Vacation School, Church of All Nations, New York City, New York H38539 Group of Pastors of the Bilingual Mission representing twelve nationalities

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Transcription: H38865 Daily Vacation School run by Fred McConnell, Indiana Circuit Pennsylvania H38866 Daily Vacation School run by Fred McConnell, Indiana Circuit Pennsylvania H38901A mining town vacation school near Indiana, Pennsylvania HH38902 The camera club, King's Hill Institute, Neihart, Montana

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Transcription: H38903 Mountain climbing, King's Hill Institute, Neihart, Montana H38904 Mountain climbing, King's Hill Institute, Neihart, Montana H38988 Epworth Leaguers at King's Hill Institute, Neihart, Montana H38989 On the highest peak, King's Hill Institute, Neihart, Montana

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Transcription: H38992 A class, Epworth League Institute, Montana H38993 A class, Epworth League Institute, Montana H38996 A morning watch, Glacier Park Institute, Montana H38997 Killing the bugler, Glacier Park Institute

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Transcription: H38998 Institute Cabin, Glacier Park, Montana H38999 Building Institute cabin, Missouri Chapter, Glacier Park, Montana H39000 Cabins, Glacier Park, Montana H39001 The Faculty, Epworth League Institute, Montana H39002 A class, Glacier Park Institute, Montana

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Transcription: H39003 Class, Glacier Park Institute, Montana H39004 Home Mission class, Glacier Park, Montana H39005 Institute class, Glacier Park, Montana H39006 Institute girl, Glacier Park, Montana

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Transcription: H39007 Institute girl, Glacier Park, Montana H39008 Church hour, Glacier Park Institute, Montana H39009 Church hour, Glacier Park Institute, Montana H39010 Bathing beach, Glacier Park, Montana

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Transcription: H39011 Flathead Lake, Glacier Park Institute, Montana H39012 Nature student, Glacier Park Montana H39013 A chapter house, Epworth League Institute, Yellowstone, Montana H39014 Chapel, Yellowstone Park Institute, Montana

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Transcription: H39015 Rustic Chapel, Yellowstone Park, Montana H39016 Out-door class and cabins, Yellowstone Park Institute, Montana H39017 Joy riding, Yellowstone Park Institute, Montana H39018 Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

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Transcription: H39019 Mother bear and cub, Yellowstone Park, Montana H39020 Drinking fountain, Epworth League Institute, Colorado H39021 Drinking fountain, Epworth League Institute, Colorado H39022 Changing classes at Epworth League Institute, Colorado

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Transcription: H39023 Playing tennis, Epworth League Institute, Colorado H39024 Camping quarters, Epworth League Institute, Colorado H39025 Pine Crest Institute, Colorado H39033 Baseball at Battle Ground Institute, Indiana

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Transcription: H39034 Home Mission class, Snowy Range Institute, Wyoming H39063 Epworth League Group, St. Paul's Church, Jersey City H38857 Institute type, Epworth League Institute, Yellowstone district, Montana H39244 National Council of Methodist Youth, Evanston, Illinois, August 30 to September 12, 1934

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Transcription: H39561 Revised kit for leaders H39562 Revised kit for leaders H40360 Midwest directors of Religious Education, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois H40290 Taking the offering, Halsted Street Institutional Church, Chicago, Illinois H402991 Taking the offering, Halsted Street Institutional Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H40387 The organ and choir loft of the church after the flood, Portsmouth, Ohio H40388 Primary department, Ravenswood Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40389 Kindergarten, Ravenswood Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40390 Intermediate department class, Ravenswood Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H40394 Cradle roll, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40395 Kindergarten, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40396 Primary department, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40397 Primary department, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H40398 Junior department, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40400 Intermediate boys class, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40399 Class, junior department, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40401 Senior department, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H40402 Tau Sigma, Women's Bible class, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40404 Women's Bible class, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40403 What-So-Ever, Women's class, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H40405 Men's Fellowship class, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40407 Church school department heads, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40406 Men's Bible class, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H40408 Leaving church school, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40410 After church, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40411 Leaving St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40409 After church, St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H40412 Leaving St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H40473 Epworth League Staff, 740 Rush Street H40475 Epworth Herald Staff, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H40476 Epworth League Staff and Young People's department, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois H40497 Epworth League Staff and Young People's department, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois H40491 Midwest children workers

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Transcription: H40610 Institute members on campus, Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa H40611 Indianola Institute class, Iowa H40612 Discussion group on Temperance, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40613 Queen Esther Group, Indianola Institute, Iowa

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Transcription: H40614 Evening prayer group, Indianola, Iowa H40615 Camp fire group, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40617 Camp fire group, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40616 Camp fire group, Indianola Institute, Iowa

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Transcription: H40618 Camp fire group, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40619 Folk dancing, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40620 Folk dancing, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40621 Handcraft, Indianola Institute, Iowa

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Transcription: H40620 Handcraft, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40623 Handcraft leather work, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40624 Board games, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40625 Bugler, Indianola Institute, Iowa

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Transcription: H40626 Bugler, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40627 On the way to Assembly, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40628 On the way to Assembly, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40629 Waiting for dinner, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40630 Waiting for dinner, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40631 Boys dormitory, Indianola Institute, Iowa

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Transcription: H40632 Mock Court, Indianola Institute, Iowa H406333 Midnight feed, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40634 An informal discussion, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40635 Girls ball game, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40636 Girls volleyball, Indianola Institute, Iowa

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Transcription: H40637 Girls volleyball, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40638 Girls volleyball, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40639 Guffey golf, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40640 Archery, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40641 Girls tennis, Indianola Institute, Iowa G40642 Girls tennis, Indianola Institute, Iowa

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Transcription: H40645 Croquet, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40666 Class session, Primary department, Covenant Church, Evanston, Illinois H40644 Croquet, Indianola Institute, Iowa H40667 Class session, Primary department, Covenant Church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H40668 Mite box opening, Primary department, Covenant church, Evanston, Illinois H40669 African village project, Primary department, Covenant church, Evanston, Illinois H40670 Girl's class, Primary department, Covenant church, Evanston, Illinois H40671 Worship service, Primary department, Covenant church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H40688 Week day religious instruction, Tompkins County, New York H40689 Week day religious instruction, Tompkins County, New York H40690 Week day religious instruction, Tompkins County, New York H40691 Daily vacation school, Agricultural College, near Lincoln, Nebraska

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Transcription: H40692 Daily vacation school, Agricultural College, near Lincoln, Nebraska H40693 City Pastors school students, Garrett Institute, Evanston, Illinois H40694 Rural Pastors school students, Garrett Institute, Evanston, Illinois H406704 National Youth Council, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H40705 Officers, National Youth Council, Evanston, Illinois, September 1937 H40706 Discussion group, National Youth Council, Evanston, Illinois, September 1937 H40707 Discussion group, National Youth Council, Evanston, Illinois, September 1937 H40708 Discussion group, National Youth Council, Evanston, Illinois, September 1937

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Transcription: H40709 Youth at meditation, Howe Chapel Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Illinois H40710 Youth at worship, Howe Chapel Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Illinois H40712 Youth at worship, Howe Chapel Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Illinois H40713 youth at meditation, Howe Chapel Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H40766 Young People's Program planning conference, Urbana, Illinois H40845 Young Peoples Council Epworth Church, Chicago, Illinois H40846 Young couple advising with their Pastor concerning marriage, Chicago, Illinois H40847 An early Epworth League excursion

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Transcription: H40848 Studying together H1181 Sand table desert H40849 Boy vagrants H41182 Sand table desert

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Transcription: H41576 Young people reading the new Epworth Herald H41577 Young people reading the new Epworth Herald H41578 Young people reading the new Epworth Herald H41579 Wesley exhibit, exhibit of church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H41580 India exhibit, exhibit of church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H41581 China exhibit, exhibit of church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H41582 American Bible Society exhibit, exhibit wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H41583 Mexico exhibit, exhibit wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H41584 Mexico exhibit, exhibit of church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H41585 Southern mountains exhibit, exhibit of church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H41586 Mexico exhibit, exhibit of church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H41587 Deaconess work, exhibit of church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H41588 Lincoln street and religious education of Board of Education Exhibit church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois H41589 Camp fire and girl scouts exhibit church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H41590 Boy Scouts exhibit, exhibit church wide program, Rogers Park Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago H41615 Nursery room, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H41616 Nursery room, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41617 Kindergarten, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41618 Primary department room, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H41619 Junior department room, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41620 Junior High Fellowship room, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41621 Junior High Fellowship room, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41622 High School Fellowship room, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H41523 Young People's parlor, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41624 Girls' clubroom, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41625 World Fellowship Library, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41626 World Fellowship Library, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H41627 Chapel, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41628 Fireplace, Glenna Hall, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois H41629 Sanctuary, Bryn Maur Community Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H41630 Sanctuary, Bryn Maur Community Church, Chicago, Illinois H41631 Parlor, Bryn Maur Community Church, Chicago, Illinois H41632 Garden hall, Bryn Maur Community Church, Chicago, Illinois H41633 Kindergarten, Bryn Maur Community Church, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H41634 Assembly hall, Bryn Maur Community Church, Chicago, Illinois H41635 Game room, Bryn Maur Community Church, Chicago, Illinois H41637 Echoes of the Oxford Conference H41628 The first Arizona State Wesley Foundation student conference, held at Tucson, Arizona, Marcy 5, 6, 7, 1937 H41639 Class in religion, Kansas University

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Transcription: H41640 Vespers, Wesley Foundation of Wisconsin H41641 Ormal Miller counseling a student H41642 Institute assembly, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41643 Institute assembly, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland

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Transcription: H41644 A Bible class, Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41645 Missions class, Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41646 Institute promotion meeting, Westminister, Maryland H41647 Institute promotion meeting, Westminister, Maryland

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Transcription: H41648 Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41649 Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41650 Girls' dormitory room, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41651 Room in boys' dormitory, Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland

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Transcription: H41652 Waiting for lunch, Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41653 An informal musical, Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41654 Game room, Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41655 Badminton, Student council, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland

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Transcription: H41656 Baseball field, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41657 Tennis courts, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41658 Swimming period, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41659 Swimming period, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland

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Transcription: H41660 Swimming period, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41661 Dean Latch in a playful mood, Epworth League Institute, Westminister, Maryland H41677 Children at entrance, Berry Memorial Church, Chicago, Iliinois H41678 Children at entrance, Berry Memorial Church, Chicago, Iliinois

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Transcription: H41703 A quarterly conference licensing a candidate for the ministry H41807 National conference of Methodist youth, Boulder, Colorado, September 2, 1938 H41711 Adult class, Berry Memorial Church, Chicago, Illinois H41923 Worship service

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Transcription: H41925 Family worship H41926 Child, primary age H41927 Daily vacation Bible school class H41992 The Bensons move in H41993 Mrs. Benson and Jack unpack H41994 Betty helps them settle

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Transcription: H41995 Betty and Jack off to school H41996 Jack on playground H41997 Bob signals to Jack H41998 Bob, Jack and Jim H41999 Jack and Bob on Benson lawn H42000 Boys entering church door H42001 Mr. Jerrold and boys at church door H42002 Boys class in club room

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Transcription: H42003 Jack at home with Mr. Benson H42004 Another scene - Jack and Mr. Benson H42005 Minister stops to greet Mrs. Benson H42006 Church school class on Sunday H42007 Church school department

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Transcription: H42008 Church school department singing H42009 Benson home - Jack and Betty H42010 Mrs. Terry calls on Mrs. Benson H42011 Minister calls in Benson home

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Transcription: H42012 The Bensons at church H42013 The minister calls to worship

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Transcription: H42015 The minister preaching H42016 The benediction H42017 The minister greets the Bensons at the church door H42018 Minister addresses his leaders

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Transcription: H42019 The minister and survey group H42020 Survey committee at work H42021 The Bensons at family devotions H42022 Mr. Benson at minister's study H42023 Mr. Benson leaving study

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Transcription: H42024 Mr. and Mrs. Benson studying H42025 Mr. Benson before church school leaders H42026 The enrollment secretary H42027 Watch our church school grow

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Transcription: H42028 Women teacher training group H42029 Mr. Benson with group of workers H42030 Mr. Benson and minister at doorway H42031 Teachers with primary group

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Transcription: H42032 Commitment service H42033 Dedication service

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Transcription: H42083 A choir singing H42227 Boys and girls receive commissions of leadership, First Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42085 Joint staff conference, September 11, 1939 H42228 Electing their class representatives of leadership, First Methodist Church, Evanston, Illiniois

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Transcription: H42229 Original drama in seniors department worship, First Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42230 New officers lighting candles from those of old, Junior High Fellowship, First Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42231 Junior high officers after being installed, First Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42270 Exhibit table, religious education open house, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H42271 Periodical and group lesson table, Religious education open house, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois 1940 H42272 Book and periodical table, Religious education open house, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois 1940

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Transcription: H42273 Church school advance exhibit. Religious education open house. 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois H42274 Vacation church school exhibit. Religious education open house. 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H42275 Missionary education exhibit. Religious education open house. 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois H42276 Stereopticon lecture. Religious education open house. 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois H42277 The tea table. Religious education open house. 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois

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Transcription: H42278 Serving tea. Religious education open house, 740 Rush Street, Chicago, Illinois 1940

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Transcription: H42308 A portion of the missionary exhibit, Primary department, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42309 A portion of the missionary exhibit, Junior department, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H42310 Missionary display, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42311 Missionary display, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H42312 Missionary display, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42313 Missionary display, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H42314 Missionary display, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42315 Missionary display, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois

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Transcription: H42316 Missionary display, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42317 Missionary display, Covenant Methodist Church, Evanston, Illinois H42457 Powell family leaving home

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Transcription: H42458 Powells entering church H42459 Pastor and superintendent in pastor's study

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Transcription: H42460 Pastor and superintendent in pastor's study H42461 Miss Bennett and her class

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Transcription: H42462 Boy speaking to teacher H42463 Dorothy questioning her teacher

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Transcription: H42464 Caroline, another girl in the class H42465 Pastor and superintendent at door of study

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Transcription: H42466 Pastor and superintendent watch the Powells leave church H42467 At the parsonage

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Transcription: H42468 Mr. Jackson walking home H42469 Mr. Jackson entering his home H42470 Mr. Jackson in his easy chair

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Transcription: H42471 Mr. Jackson and Miss Bennett in her home H42472 Another conference in Miss Bennett's home

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Transcription: H42473 A month later Miss Bennett returns her book H42474 Mr. Jackson and Miss Bennett

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Transcription: H42474 Mr. Jackson and Miss Bennett in conference H42477 Primary boys and girls with teacher H42476 Primary children at work table H42478 Miss Bennett with her own Primary class

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Transcription: H42479 Mr. Jackson at his desk H42480 Dr. Wallace and Mr. Jackson at the parsonage

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Transcription: H42481 The Church Board of Education meets at the church H42482 Church Board of Education banquet

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Transcription: H42483 Minister H42485 Freckled face boy H52486 Business man at his desk H42484 An old lady in her hundredth year

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Transcription: H42488 Minister speaking H42488 Pastor speaking earnestly

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Transcription: H42489 Eager group listening H42490 Miss Bennett

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Transcription: H42491 The superintendent and minister H42492 The Powells

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Transcription: H42493 Group listening H42494 Minister speaking to group

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Transcription: H42495 Mr. Jackson standing at the speaker's table H42496 Upraised hands of group

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Transcription: H42497 Miss Bennett visiting the Powell family H42498 A Leadership Education class in session H42499 The Powell family attend church

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Transcription: H42500 The church worship service H42501 Miss Bennett greeting the pupils on Sunday morning

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Transcription: H11 H83 Missionary Transformation H120 Pussy Willows H121 Plowing in the field

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Transcription: H122 Village Church H123 Planning the front garden H124 Way down east

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Transcription: H125 Better than Sugar H126 At the pump H127 Noon

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Transcription: H128 A meadow brook H129 Pasture of sheep H191 Russo-Hungarian Mission conducted under the auspices of First Methodist Episcopal Church, Akron Ohio, Central German Conference

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Transcription: H1761 Exterior of County Church, Henrietta Ohio H1836 Poorest Type of Country House

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Transcription: H1837 Average Country House H1838 Best Country House H1839 Poorest type of church in District H1840 Average Church Building H1841 Best Rural Church in District

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Transcription: H1959 Scottdale Pennsylvania. Interior of Methodist Church. H1960 Scottdale Pennsylvania. Methodist Church, Mulberry Street

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Transcription: H1961 Scottdale Pensylvania. Methodist Church, Mulberry street H1962 Scottdale Pennsylvania. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mulberry Street

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Transcription: H1963 Scottdale Pennsylvania YMCA H164 Scottdale Pennsylvania. Home of Rev. N.B. Tannehill

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Transcription: H1965 Scottdale Pennsylvania. Home of the president of the H.C. Frick Coke Company H1966 Pennsylvania - Continental Coke Works. View towards coke ovens. Sky is always hazy and smokey about these ovens.

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Transcription: H1967 Pennsylvania Continental Coke Works (Number 1) Coke ovens and freight cars H1968 Pennsylvania Continental Coke Works. Coke unloading machine.

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Transcription: H1969 Pennsylvania Continental Coke Works. Coke unloading machine. H1970 Pennsylvania Continental Coke Works Close view of coke oven.

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Transcription: H1971 Pennsylvania Continental Coke Works. Coke oven. Close view. H1972 Uniontown Pennsylvania House of the workers of the Continental Coke Works. These buildings are kept very clean.

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Transcription: H1973 Pennsylvania Continental Coke Works. Number 1 entrance to mine. Hoist building H1974 Uniontown Pennsylvania Continental Coke Works. Hoist building and mine shaft.

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Transcription: H2086 Where Sunday School was organized and preaching services were held in Bay Island district from which we were forced to withdraw because children carried mud on their shoes into the houses. H2087 Where we are now forced to hold Sunday School and church services. Building in a corn field, half mile from road. Children and grown people compelled to creep though two barb wire fences to reach the dilapidated place of worship.

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Transcription: H2088 New Boston Methodist Episcopal Church H2089 Tile Works Griffin

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Transcription: H2095 H2099 Pennsylvania "Breaker" said to be the second largest in the world and coaste dumps at Glen Lyon

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Transcription: H2102 Texas "Long Horns" just out of Mexico stolen from American and English ranches and sold to Americans in order to finance the bandits. H2169 Coke Ovens at night. Continental Pennsylvania H2187 Drew Theological Seminary. Rural Ministers Institute. Leaders Conference May 1918

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Transcription: H2188 Fife and drum corps. Memorial Day. In front of the Unitarian Church. Hubbardston Mass H2189 Post office and Public Library Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2190 Post office and Public Library. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2191 Home of Rev. Otis Moore. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2192 Home of Rev. Otis Moore. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2193 School Team. There are several which take the children to their homes in the surrounding towns. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2194 School Team. There are three of four of these teams which take the children to their houses in surrounding towns. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2195 School Team. There are three of four of these teams which take the children to their houses in surrounding towns. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2196 Children coming out of school. Hubbardston, Massachusetts. H2197 Methodist Church Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2198 Soldiers monument in front of Unitarian Church.In memory of the soldiers of the Civil War. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2199 Children entering Methodist Church, after the school period. They just sing a few sacred songs and the teacher says a prayer. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2200 Children going to Methodist Church after school. They just sing a few sacred songs. The class teacher takes charge of them. She can be seen leading the line. The school just across the way from the church. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2201 Group of girls in front of the school entrance. Some of these girls are Camp Fire Girls. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2202 Group of girls in front of school entrance. Some of these girls are Camp Fire Girls. Rev. Moore's house adjoins the school house. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2203 Boy scouts at practice for the Memorial Day Parade. The Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls are directed by Rev. Otis Moore. The boys have khaki suits on. Everyone of the scouts has a bicycle on which they take long trips with Rev.Moore as their guardian. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2204 Boy scouts at practice for the Memorial Day Parade. The Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls are directed by Rev. Otis Moore. The boys have khaki suits on. Everyone of the scouts has a bicycle on which they take long trips with Rev.Moore as their guardian. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2205 Children coming out of school. This school is next to Rev. Moore's house. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2206 Hubbardston Massachusetts. Boys who paraded to boast the third Liberty Bond Loan. This was under Rev. Otis Moore's supervision. Hubbardston went far over its quota. H2207 Flashlight of the Pageant in the Unitarian Church. This was the first church in Hubbardston Massachusetts. Rev. Moore supervised the Pageant. He can be seen with the farmer's hat and hoe in his hand.

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Transcription: H2208 Unitarian Church built in 1773 remodelled in 1842. In former years the Church was called the First Congregational Church of Hubbardston. This is the oldest Church in Hubbardston Massachusetts H2209 Unitarian Church built in 1773 remodelled in 1842. In former years the Church was called the First Congregational Church of Hubbardston. This is the oldest Church in Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2210 Saw Mill. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2211 Audience at the Pageant in the Unitarian Church. Hubbardston Massachusetts May 1918

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Transcription: H2212 Red Cross Building. Hubbardston Massachusetts H2213 Residence showing large pile of wood. The people gather and cut great piles of wood to be prepared for the cold weather. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2214 Stumps of Pine trees cut down forlumber. There are a great many pine forests in Massachusetts. Hubbardston H2215 Abandone barn on farm. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2216 Road scene Hubbardston Massachusetts H2217 Abandoned Farm House about two years ago. This was a large dairy. Twenty cows and two teams of horses were kept here. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2218 Landscape view taken from Lombard Road. There are at least seven abandoned houses within a radius of half mile of this section. H2219 Millstream. The Mill on the stream has been torn down years ago, but the foundation was left and has rotted away with age. Hubbardston Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2246 Methodist Episcopal Chapel preacher in doorway. Phillipstone Massachusetts H2247 Methodist Episcopal Chapel preacher in doorway. Phillipstone Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2248 Pioneers home. These shacks are very crude and old. When the settlers came here they had to cut down the trees and clear the land of all rocks (the soil out here is full of rocks and stones) so that they could do their farming. Phillipstone Massachusetts H2249 Pioneers home. These shacks are very crude and old. When the settlers came here they had to cut down the trees and clear the land of all rocks (the soil out here is full of rocks and stones) so that they could do their farming. Phillipstone Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2250 Ox team and cart. The dirt and soil from the roads is carted away by ox teams when a new road is being built. Phillipstone Massachusetts H2251 Ox team and cart. The dirt and soil from the roads is carted away by ox teams when a new road is being built. Phillipstone Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2252 View showing the drawbacks to farming. The soil is filled with rocks and stones and the ground is very hilly. Phillipstone Massachusetts H2253 Peach Orchard (These trees are only about 2 years old) The men are picking the stones out of the soil. The soil is full of rocks and stones. Phillipstone Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2254 Panoramic view showing the valleys and hills. This part of Massachusetts us mostly all hills and valleys. Phillipstone Massachusetts H2255 Road repairing apparatus. A good community depends upon the kind of roads it possesses. Westminster Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2256 Playground adjoining the Grammar School. Westminster Massachusetts H2257 Grammar School - Picture taken at noon just as the children were going out for lunch. Westminster Massachusetts

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Transcription: H2258 Grammar school Picture taken as children were going to lunch. Westminster Massachusetts H2259 Abandoned school house. The children go to the new brick school building about half mile up the road. Westminster Massachusetts

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Transcription: H4666 A real old "movies" farmer waiting for a trolley, Greencastle, Indiana H4667 Home Comer's picnic. Part of the crowd and a few of the autos. New Maysville, Indiana H4668 Some of the autos at the Home Comer's picnic. There were no less than 200. New Maysville, Indiana H4669 Rural type, representative of the poor class in central Indiana rural communities. New Marysville, Indiana

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Transcription: H4670 Rural type. representative of the poorer class in central Indiana rural communities. New Maryville, Indiana H4671 and H4672 Home Comers Picnic, near New Maysville, Indiana H4673 Part of the crowd at the Home Comers Picnic, near New Maysville, Indiana

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Transcription: H4676 Rural Free Delivery mail boxes H4678 Miss Mary Sutherlin at the well for 26 years the janitress of New Marysville Methodist Episcopal Church. Indiana H4679 Raking the meadows sweet with hay. Terra Haute, Indiana H4680 An old farm house near Terra Haute, Indiana

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Transcription: H4683 Baling hay in meadow near Terra Haute, Indiana 1918 H4692 Delco lighting plant in the Romney Methodist Episcopal Church. Romney, Indiana, 1918 H4687 From marsh to a town. Indiana Harbor, Indiana

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Transcription: H4804 The Watching Hills Scotch Plains, New Jersey H4805 Scotch Plains Methodist Episcopal Church. Scotch Plains, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4806 Methodist Episcopal Church. Roosevelt, New Jersey H4807 View of Industrial Plants. Roosevelt, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4808 One room Methodist Episcopal Church, Roosevelt, New Jersey. Only Methodist Episcopal Church in a town of 10,000 people of whom 80 percent are foreign. There are 14 churches here, one Methodist, one Presbyterian and 12 foreign. H4809 Methodist Episcopal Church and Parsonage. Linden, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4810 Reformed Church, Linden, New Jersey H4811 Town Hall of Linden, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4812 Public School on Wood Avenue. North Linden, New Jersey H4813 Standard Oil Tanks on the Standard Oil Company's Plant. Linden, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4814 Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4815 Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey H4816 Wesley Church and surrounding. Roselle, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4817 and H4818 Vicinity of Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4819 and 4820 Roselle and Linden on Lincoln Highway. Roselle, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4821 St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church, Cranford, New Jersey H4887 Slav coal miners child. Kincaid, Illinois H4890 Slavish coal miners children. Kincaid, Illinois.

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Transcription: H4882 One of the saloons of this great coal district. A gathering place for the men and we have nothing better to offer them in the Bullpit section. Kincaid, Illinois H4889 An agglomeration of house. Kincaid, Illinois. Occupied by a faithful old Methodist widow who built the whole thing alone. H4891 Coal miners boy, who was bashful about having his picture taken. Kincaid, Illinois. 1918 H4892 One of the shacks in the outskirts of the town, Kincaid, Illinois

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Transcription: H4893 part of "shacktown". Kincaid, Illinois J4908 Panorama of Young Mens Christian Association camp. Lake Geneva Wisconsin.

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Transcription: H4909 Panorama of Young Men's Christian Association camp, showing tents and cottages for visitors at conferences and vacationists. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. H4924 Ralph E. Diffendorder, holding forth to the Centenary Training Conference held at Young Men's Christian Association camp. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. July, 1918

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Transcription: H4929 Interior Centenary Church near Clinton, Indiana H4932 Showing over. church condition. New Maysville, Indiana, 1918

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Transcription: H4930 Type of houses built for Spanish zinc workers. Grasselli, Indiana. H4930 Grasselli Chemical Works. Grasselli, Indiana

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Transcription: H4934 Graeseli Chemical Works. This is the town hall. Graeseli, Indiana, 1918 H4937 Rock Island shops. Silirs, Illinois

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Transcription: H4946 East Galesburg Methodist Episcopal Church supplied by a student pastor. East Galesburg, Illinois H4947 One of the great brick kilns of the Puritan Brick Company at East Galesburg, Illinois. 1918

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Transcription: H4948 Rural town church. Maguon, Illinois H4949 Church at DeSelm, Illinois, 1918

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Transcription: H4950 One of the Tithing churches. Ritchie, Illinois H4962 Methodist Episcopal Church, Braidwood, Illinois

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Transcription: H4963 An almost deserted coal mining town with three churches. Roman Catholic, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian. Braidwood, Illinois H4964 One of the renters of the Scully land, near Dwight, Illinois

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Transcription: H4976 Homes of Italian families attending Aldene Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey H4977 View from lawn of Aldene Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey H4978 Pulpit and altar rail. Aldene Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey H4980 Boy Scouts of America. Troop 3. Part of Aldene Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4981 Homes of Italian families attending Aldene Methodist Episcopal Church, Roselle, New Jersey H4982 View from Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey H4983 Public School, Roselle, New Jersey H4984 Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Roselle, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4985 Methodist Episcopal Church, value $110,000. Auditorium in use, Sunday School erected but interior not yet completed. Westfield, New Jersey H4986 New Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, Asbury, New Jersey H4988 no caption H4990 Methodist Episcopal Church, Kenilworth, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4991 Eng, Methodist Episcopal Church, Kenilworth, New Jersey H4992 no caption H4993 Monroe Avenue Church, Plainfield, New Jersey H4994 Monroe Avenue Parsonage and Church. Plainfield, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4995 First church built in New Jersey between the years 1785 and 1793. Now used as a barn. Flanders, New Jersey H4996 Methodist Church which was burned down three years ago after standing for almost a century. Asbury, New Jersey

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Transcription: H4997 Methodist Episcopal Church. Raritan, New Jersey H4998 Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church. Kenilworth, New Jersey H4999 Children of foreigners in Raritan, New Jersey

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Transcription: H5014 Three churches in a small village of 22 families averaging 4 to a family, and a very small surrounding population. New Maysville, Indiana H5015 Tenant house with a decrepit porch on farm, Romney, Indiana

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Transcription: H5016 Residence of landlord AD FRCh BFH H5017 Renter house near Romney, absentee landlord, Indiana

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Transcription: H5018 Farm house of Mrs. A. M. Simison. Romney, Indiana H5019 Farm house of Mrs. A. M. Simison. Romney, Indiana

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Transcription: H5020 Romney Methodist Episcopal Church. The entire backend is made up of club rooms, library, dinning room, kitchen, lighting plant, etc. Romney, Indiana H5021 Flashlight of Romney Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Evening congregation (summer), Romney, Indiana

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Transcription: H5022 Kitchen of Rommey Methodist Episcopal Church, Romney, Indiana H5023 Flashlight of Rommey Methodist Episcopal Church, Romney, Indiana

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Transcription: H5024 Methodist Episcopal Church, New Richmond, Indiana H5025 First Methodist Episcopal Church built in North Dakota, Fargo, North Dakota

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Transcription: H5026 Largest Methodist Episcopal Church in Fargo, North Dakota H5027 Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church. Fargo, North Dakota

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Transcription: H5028 Administration Building of State Agricultural School. Fargo North Dakota H5239 Old Methodist Episcopal Church at Rommey, Indiana H5119 Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5277 Ladies Aid Picnic on Campbell's Island in the Mississippi. East Moline, Illinois H5284 Ladies Aid Picnic on Campbell's Island in the Mississippi. East Moline, Illinois H5285 The "station" at the end of the line on Campbells Island, East Moline, Illinois H5287 George Beckwith, Rev. George McChung and Dr. John H. Ryan, District Superintendent, Kankakee District at Beckwith's from, Deselm, Illinois

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Transcription: H5288 Dr. John H. Ryan, holding 4th Quarterly Conference out under the trees at Ritchie, Illinois H5289 Fourth Quarterly Conference under trees. Ritchie, Illinois H5290 Fourth Quarterly Conference under trees. Ritchie, Illinois H5292 Picking different kinds of grass heads with which to play. Springfield, Illinois

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Transcription: H5297 George Beckwith, a former who caught a vision. Deselm, Illinois H5298 Keeping cool out by the water tub where the horses drink. East Moline, Illinois H5299 "Hey Mister, take our pitcher!" Some of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School children. Pana, Illinois H5300 Taking home a load of ice.

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Transcription: H5303 Coasting. East Moline, Illinois H5304 Residence for sale, Covey, Illinois H5305 Telling the Pastor the way to the church H5309 Ladies Aid Picnic where the photographer got his best feed in weeks. East Moline, Illinois

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Transcription: H5310 "Ladies Aiders" Moline, Illinois H5312 Going to the circus H5313 Workers from A. M. Zinc Works boarding the "one man" street car for Hillsboro. Taylor Springs, Illinois H5318 Just a shack, typical of dozens of others. Jerseyville, Illinois

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Transcription: H5322 George Beckwith and Dr. Ryan. Deselm, Illinois H5323 Part of one of the great brick kilns at East Galesburg, Illinois H5324 Wheeling bricks. East Galesburg, Illinois H5325 Unloading lumber from the car. Maquon, Illinois, 1918

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Transcription: H5327 Wheelling brick. East Galesburg, Illinois H5328 Near the end of a kiln of burned brick. East Galesburg, Illinois H5329 Main street any day in summer time. Maquon, Illinois H5330 On top of a kiln of burning brick. East Galesburg, Illinois

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Transcription: H5331 An American farmer boy. Waiting for the train to take him up town to the circus. Maquon, Illinois H5361 Haying time. Typical scene on a New England farm. Hubbardston, Massachusetts H5362 Cattle farm. Hubbardston, Massachusetts H5404 Topping sugar beets

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Transcription: H5407 Old McKendree chapel, dedicated 1819. DeSoto, Missouri. Rev. D. W. Crow, D.D.

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Transcription: H5421 Picher Camp looking north from St. Joe Mill. Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5422 Quapaw, part of the Picher Camp. Illustrating the housing conditions. Few of the houses are more than mere boxes, and a majority of them with only two rooms. Oklahoma H5423 Picher Lead Zinc Mine field in Feb. 1918. a peculiar situation exists herein that there is no cooperation among the people, but each is a law unto himself and is utterly selfish. Picher, Oklahoma (Compare with H5562)

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Transcription: H5424 In January 1916, Picher Oklahoma was absolutely nothing but prairie. Today there are 25,000 people, $1000,000,000 or more invested, and millions coming out of the ground daily H5425 Union Sunday School held in Tabernacle on our new church lots. Commerce, Oklahoma, July 14, 1918

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Transcription: H5426 Old Methodist parsonage at Commerce H5427 Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5428 Part of Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5429 One of the residents of Tin Can Hollow in front of his mansion taking his time "..." of ease. Joplin, Missouri

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Transcription: H5430 Patriotism even in Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri F. R. Ch. H5431 Mine rescue crew in Labor Day Parade. Frontenac Celebration, 1918, Kansas H5432 A residence in Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5433 The only flag seen in Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5434 Clowns in parade. Pittsburg-Frontenac Labor Day Celebration, 1918. Kansas.

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Transcription: H5435 Clowns in parade. Frontenac, Kansas H5436 Mine rescue crew in Labor Day Parade. Frontenac, Kansas H5437 Street scene during Labor Day Parade. 1918. Frontenac, Kansas H5440 Schran Glass Factory. One of the largest in the U. S. showing types of employees' houses. Hillsboro, Illinois

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Transcription: H5441 Rag pickers and scavengers from Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5442 "[...]" boy showing his muscle. Joplin, Missouri H5443 The home of scavengers, bums, outlaws and "Hill Billies" or poor whites from the Ozarks. Joplin, Missouri. Tin Can Hollow. H5444 The home of scavengers, bums, outlaws and "Hill Billies" or poor whites from the Ozarks. Joplin, Missouri. Tin Can Hollow.

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Transcription: H5446 [...] at work. Joplin, Missouri H5447 Two young residents of Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5448 One of the two young residents of Tin Can Hollow. Missouri. H5449 Tin Can Hollow. Home, Joplin, Missouri

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Transcription: H5455 Tin Can Hollow, Home made from an old wagon cover. Joplin, Missouri H5456 [H***] traveling rig. Joplin, Missouri H5457 [H***] resident of Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5458 Tin Can Hollow. Gossiping. Joplin, Missouri

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Transcription: H5451 Street scene during Labor Day Parade. Frontenac, Kansas. H5452 Street scene during Labor Day Parade. Frontenac, Kansas. H5453 Street scene during Labor Day Parade. Frontenac, Kansas. H5454 The Eagles (F.O.E.) float in the parade. Frontenac, Kansas

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Transcription: H5476 Methodist Episcopal Church, Arma, Kansas H5477 First Methodist Episcopal Church Auditorium, Monett, Missouri

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Transcription: H5483 Old Methodist Episcopal Church being demolished. South Monett, Missouri H5484 Old Methodist Episcopal Church being demolished. South Monett, Missouri

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Transcription: H5486 Part of the Sunday School and Club Rooms. Monett, Missouri H5487 Kitchen of First Methodist Episcopal Church. Monett, Missouri

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Transcription: H5491 The only bright spot in Monett when the photographers arrived. It was prayer meeting night, but vacation time, and the Methodist Episcopal and Baptist Churches were both dark. One drug store nearby was selling soda, but the lively spot in the town was the saloon. Missouri H5494 Bethel Methodist Episcopal Mission, Franklin, Kansas

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Transcription: H5495 Main Street. Franklin Kansas H5496 Main Street during Labor Day Celebration. Frontenac, Kansas, 1918

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Transcription: H5497 Main Street during Labor Day Celebration. Frontenac, Kansas H5498 Methodist Episcopal Church showing Parsonage. Frontenac, Kansas.

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Transcription: H5499 Frontenac Public School, Frontenac, Kansas H5549 Mohammedan Priest, Franklin, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H5550 Mohammedan Priest. Franklin, Pennsylvania H5561 Looking northeast from Tar River Camp (1/2 mile away from Picher) Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5562 Picher Camp, Oklahoma, February, 1917 (compare with H5423) H 5563 Officers, Teachers, and Orchestra, First Methodist Sunday School. Brazil, Indiana

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Transcription: H5564 Men's Bible class. First Methodist Episcopal Church, Brazil, Indiana H5565 Adult Bible Class. Methodist Episcopal Sunday School, Brazil, Indiana

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Transcription: H5566 Ladies Aid Society of the Old Eden Methodist Episcopal Church. Mount Olive, Illinois H5567 The Cimarron River and part of the oil field near Oilton, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5568 Oil tank farm. Yale, Oklahoma H5591 "Good Bye proud world, we're going home." Wisconsin H5592 Waiting for the car to start. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H5593 Yerke's Observatory on shoreline. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H5594 Motor boating on Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H5595 Power boat on Lake Geneva making 40 miles per hour. Wisconsin. July 1918 H5596 Scene on Lake Geneva. Wisconsin. July, 1918

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Transcription: H5597 Rowing on Lake Geneva. July, 1918. Wisconsin H5598 Praying for a big black Bass. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H5599 Boys fishing, Lake Geneva. Wisconsin. July 1918

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Transcription: H5642 "Shooting" an oil well. Oklahoma H5643 Gypsy Gasoline Plant, Largest in the world. Tulsa, Oklahoma H5644 On the Quay townsite. Tulsa, Oklahoma H5645 Cushing Pool, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5646 A view of derricks in the Cushing Pool District. Oklahoma H5647 35,000 barrels of oil of the Texas Oil Company burning at West Tulsa, Oklahoma H5648 Oklahoma oil field - near Tulsa

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Transcription: H5649 A pool of oil. Quay, Oklahoma H5650 The only dead ones in Oilton before Oklahoma went dry. Oilton, Oklahoma H5651 Main Street, Oilton, Oklahoma H5652 A million in smoke. Burning oil tanks, the result of carelessness. Oklahoma

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Transcription: H567- Class in Bible study, by Dr. W. H Easton in front of the Mission Hall. Miss Linda Marston pianist, Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5671 Class in Bible study, by Dr. W. H. Easton of the Rhode Island Sunday School Association. Providence, Rhode Island. Hedding, New Hampshire.

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Transcription: H5672 The Lookout. From this point one can see for many miles. It was formerly used to look after forest fires. Hedding, New Hampshire H5673 Old school house, purchased by Methodist pastor and fitted up for use as Sunday School meeting place and community center. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5674 School house at "Four Corners" used for a Sunday School meeting place. Rev. T. R. Hicks, District Superintendent, and Rev William Ramsden the pastor who conducts the Sunday School H5675 Going to the twilight service at Vincent Rock at 5 p.m. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5676 The Look Out. From this place one can see for many miles. It was formerly used to look after forest fires. Hedding, New Hampshire H5677 Sermon held under the trees by H. William Hook. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5678 Chautauqua Mission Hall showing tennis courts where young girls are at play. Hedding, New Hampshire H5679 Twilight services at Vincent Rock at 5pm. District Superintendent T. R. Hicks, Mr. William Hook, Rev Tuttle, Miss Linda Mae Marston Miss Grace Lamison (pianist), Hedding, New Hampshire.

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Transcription: H5680 Twilight service at Vincent Rock. Hedding, New Hampshire H5681 After church. Leaving the hall at 12 noon. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5682 The Pines, near the Mission Hall. Hedding, New Hampshire H5683 Music at twilight service at Vincent Rock at 5pm. Singing by Rev. Hicks, Mr Hook, and Miss Mae Marston, Rev. Tuttle. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5684 Hedding Avenue. Hedding, New Hampshire H5685 This building is called the studio where souvenirs can be bought. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5686 Miss Marston andf Miss Lamson of Chester, New Hampshire and of Exeter, New Hampshire. Hedding, New Hampshire H5687 Young Women's Forenoon Devotion Hour in front of Mission Hall. Miss R. Olive Hafford Speaking and Miss Linda Marston who leads the singing with the piano. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5688 Hedding Avenue, looking west. Hedding, New Hampshire H5689 W. H. Easton, holding a morning Bible lecture in front of the Mission Hall. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5690 Twilight services (5pm) at Vincent Rock, named after Bishop J. H. Vincent who held services here some years ago. Hedding, New Hampshire H5691 Twilight services (5pm) at Vincent Rock, named after Bishop J. H. Vincent who held services here some years ago. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5692 H. William Hook, Haverhill, Massachusetts. Hedding, New Hampshire H5693 Rev. Hicks and staff Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5694 Evangelist Leckemby, preaching from an automobile. Hedding, New Hampshire. The people are gathering on the opposite side in the grove. H5695 Evangelist J. Clarence Leckemby in one of his usual positions when preaching. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5696 Dr. W. H. Easton teaching class in Bible Study in front of the Mission Hall. Hedding, New Hampshire. H5697 Evangelist J. Clarence Leckemby in one of his usual positions while preaching. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5698 Ball game on Labor Day September 2, 1918. Directed and managed by Dr. Spaulding. Sterling, Massachusetts H5699 Dormitory and Mission Hall. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5700 Dormitory annex to the Mission Hall. Sterling, Massachusetts H5701 Labor Day at Lake Waushacum. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5702 Group of Delegates including Bishop Lewis and Dr. Spaulding and staff. Sterling, Massachusetts H5703 In the grove in front of Mission Hall. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5704 Delegations on Labor Day. Sterling, Massachusetts H5705 Children on Labor Day Visitors. September 2, 1918

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Transcription: H5706 At the finish of the Ball Game and other games on the large field near the Lake Washacum. Labor Day, September 2, 1918. Sterling, Massachusetts H5707 Watching baseball game, directed by Dr. Spaulding. Labor Day. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5708 New cottages at Sterling, Massachusetts H5709 Procession and reception of Delegates. Labor Day, September 2, 1918. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5710 Procession and Reception of Delegations waiting for the train. Sterling, Massachusetts H5711 Red Cross Ladies, Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: So Min R N Eng H5712 Staff of Singing Corps, Dr. Spaulding, Bishop Lewis and others. Sterling, Massachusetts So Min R. N. Eng H5713 Delegations. Dr. Spaulding in the front. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5714 On the shores of Lake Washacum. Sterling, Massachusetts H5715 An Avenue, looking west. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5716 Mission Hall. Sterling, Massachusetts H5717 New Cottages. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5718 Myrtle Avenue looking west. Sterling, Massachusetts. H5719 Looking towards the lake. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5720 Dr. Morritt holding two youngsters on the shore of Lake Washacum. Sterling, Massachusetts H5721 Dr. Spaulding marching at the head of the procession to meet the Delegation at the station. on Labor Day. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5722 At close of sermon by Bishop Lewis. Sterling, Massachusetts. H5723 Railway Station, Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5724 Sitting by the Lake Washacum . Sterling, Massachusetts. at the close of the camp meeting. H5725 Lake Washacum . Sterling, Massachusetts. which has lately been taken over by the United States Government as it feeds a large Reservoir close by. A United States Army camp is on the other side of the lake across the big mountains.

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Transcription: H5726 Mission Hall and Dormitory. Sterling, Massachusetts. H5727 A new cottage on the hill. Sterling, Massachusetts. celebrating Anniversary Day.

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Transcription: H5728 A Labor Day Picnic in the grove. Sterling, Massachusetts. September 2, 1918

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Transcription: H5730 Myrtle Avenue, looking east. Sterling, Massachusetts. H5757 Bathers at Ocean Grove

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Transcription: H5758 Lake Hopatcong from cottage H5759 Launch Hopatcong H5770 Cloud effect near water gap H5771 Glen at Milford, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H5772 Cliffs at Alpine, New Jersey H5773 Big Porker. 390 pounds H5774 Ducks H5775 Cow in lane.

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Transcription: H5778 at a country fire. Saddle River, New Jersey H5781 Rural mail carrier H5791 Children on porch. Water Gap, New Jersey H5969 Typical Rural Post Office. Liberal, Kansas

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Transcription: H5970 Sunday School children. Liberal, Kansas H5971 Official Board of First Methodist Episcopal Church, Liberal, Kansas, 1918 H5972 The annex under construction. Liberal, Kansas

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Transcription: H6062 Oil derricks along the Cimarron River. Oilton, Oklahoma H6063 Methodist Episcopal Church. Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6064 Oil refinery on the Arkansas River. Tulsa, Oklahoma H6065 Group of shacks. Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6066 Four fine public school buildings. One miserable little wooden Methodist Episcopal Church. Jenks, Oklahoma in heart of rich agricultural and oil region. H6067 Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church and Environs. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wooden frame, covered with black tar paper in midst of finest residential section of town.

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