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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