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PH 6160
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Series: Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
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School children in the “German School,” a German-language parochial school run by the church, circa 1910-1920
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The Reverend Edward R. Schauer family posing next to their Christmas tree inside the parsonage, 1904
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The Christmas tree and interior of Trinity, 1904 : Photographer believed to be Reverend Schauer.
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The church building before major remodeling took place, 1890s : Note the hitching posts in the foreground.
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The old parsonage, 1904 : The side of the house on the left which forms the top of its “T” shape is a log cabin erected in 1866. The stem of the “T” is a frame kitchen added in 1877. The schoolhouse is the black building to left of the house. Photographer believed to be Reverend Schauer.
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Workmen moving the log cabin portion of the old parsonage, late 1904 : Frame siding was added to the building after 1870. Photographer believed to be Reverend Schauer.
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Reverend Schauer leading his ducks and geese to feed, circa late 1920s : Note the barn erected in the late 1800s.
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Reverend Schauer, part of his family, and horse “Kate” in back of the parsonage, circa late 1910s
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Reverend Schauer and family in front of parsonage, circa late 1920s
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Confirmation class of 1901, next to the church building, 1901 April : Photographer was the Reverend Paul Schmidt of Trinity.
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Trinity exterior, circa early 1910s : Note writing on bottom of picture. Photographer was C.C. Miller of Reeseville. Original on postcard.
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Interior of Trinity showing the altar, pulpit, and stove, 1908 : Photographer was C.C. Miller of Reeseville. Original on postcard.
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Interior of Trinity showing newly installed pipe organ and balconies, 1908 : Photographer was C.C. Miller of Reeseville. Original on postcard.
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Congregation in front of Trinity at the 50th anniversary celebration, 1909
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Old altar and pulpit, 1909 : Photographer unknown but is the same as #14 above because the pictures and framing are similar.
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