Inside Out Library · Explore

Historic churches of America : their romance and their history : An art work illustrated by etchings, photogravures and other reproductions from original drawings for this publication, by artists of reputation; together with over two hundred smaller engravings necessary to the plan of the work (1890)

Philadelphia : H.L. Everett · leaf 95

An illustration from Historic churches of America : their romance and their history : An art work illustrated by etchings, photogravures and other reproductions from original drawings for this publication, by artists of reputation; together with over two hundred smaller engravings necessary to the plan of the work, 1890, leaf 95
nt countries of Europe. Many came to the New World. The first colony of forty-five persons sent out to colonize Manhattan by the West India Company in 1625 were largely Huguenots; Sarah Rapalje, the first female child born on the island of European parents, was of this faith, and Director Minuit,… … into exile. No inconsiderable number of them came to the New World; some settled at Charleston, South Carolina, founding a church there which is still flourishing ; some came to Delaware, some to Boston, but the great majority located in New York. Among the latter was the Rey. Pierre Peiret, a…

Church buildings

Internet Archive · Getty Research Institute · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Historic churches of America : their romance and their history : An art work illustrated by etchings, photogravures and other reproductions from original drawings for this publication, by artists of reputation; together with over two hundred smaller engravings necessary to the plan of the work

More like this