014. The sermon was interesting

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Other TitleSlide 14 Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

DescriptionHand-colored glass lantern slide from the collection telling the story of Charles Sheldon's "In His Steps." Image on slide shows a congregation of men and women sitting on pews in the foreground. A man in a black suit stands gesturing on a raised platform in the middle of the scene. A large pipe organ is in the background.CreatorCharles Sheldon (Author)George Bond (Artist)Subjectblack-and-white transparencies (Material)glass (material) (Material)hand coloring (Technique)Date1901Formatjpg Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Dimensions10.16 x 8.26 cm (4 x 3 1/4 in)LanguageEnglish Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Rights StatementUnless otherwise noted, the items in the Local History Collections may be downloaded by patrons for use in research papers, blog posts, articles, etc. Please credit all uses with “Courtesy of the Topeka and Shawnee County Library". Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Identifier2006.048.014

Collection"In His Steps" glass lantern slidesPersonCharles M. Sheldon (1857-1946) Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

John RipleyPlaceChicago (Ill.)Topeka, KS

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LocationCS-20-05-03 Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

TSCPL IDLH2006.48.14 Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

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