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Creator: Studer’s Photography Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: Church located in Natalia, Texas View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: NOTE: Subjects include: standing left to right Cecil H. Lang Jr., Ralph D. Bucy, Malcolm L. Purcell, seated Howard Blake View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: original inscription on photograph “The newly elected moderator” View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Creator: Robert H. Johnston Jr. Photographer Date: 1950 Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: NOTE: Subjects include: front left to right Margaret Purcell, Martha Parse, Jane Ella Brooks, Jane Duraps middle left to right Hugh Norman Brown, Bill Schlaudt, Homer Reynolds back left to right Suzanne Oelfke, Sonny Sundermyers, Walter Eldreth, Phillip Blatt View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Creator: Felder Photo Company Date: 1933/1946 Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: NOTE: Not all subjects identified. Subjects include: left to right Stuart Purcell, unidentified, unidentified, Malcolm Purcell, Mayor Tom Miller of Austin View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Creator: University Studio Date: 1942 Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: Photograph taken at the Parlor, now known as the Edleen Beg Parlor in Austin, Texas View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Date: 1888/1912 Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: Samuel Monroe Neel was a confederate soldier, minister in the Presbyterian Church, lawyer, and son of a Presbyterian elder. View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Creator: Chidester, G. Berndt Date: 1918-06-18 Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: The Community House was a recreational club for soldiers stationed in San Antonio. In this letter, they ask Rev. Jones to lead his congregation in singing the first verse of the Star Spangled Banner at the conclusion of each service in June in preparation for San Antonio becoming the first city in the United States with its entire population singing the national anthem together on the fourth of July. View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Creator: Branch, Mary E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1881-1944 Date: 1943-10-19 Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: Letter from President of Tillotson College Mary E. Branch to Sam L. Joekel agreeing to contribute thoughts on Thomas W. Currie. View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary -
Creator: Ames, Jesse Daniel Date: 1943-10-26 Contributing Institution: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Description: Jesse Daniel Ames to Sam L. Joekel: Dr. Currie and Texas Inter-racial Work View Full Item at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary