Walther, C. F. W. (Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm), 1811-1887

Scope and Contents General Description: Box 1 - Folders 1-5 Seminary Class notes, 1857-58 Box 2 - Folders 1-4 Sermon Sketches, 1869-1901 There is a general description of Box 1 - Folders 1-5 in a letter dated June 30, 1964, from Ila Koenig (San Francisco, California) to Pastor Arthur Nitz (San Francisco). This letter contains a description of materials given to Rev. Nitz which he is to give to the Institute. The letter is on file here at the Institute. Box 1 1...

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Portrait of C. F. W. Walther

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Copyrighted and published in 1887 by F. Dette (Saint Louis, Missouri)

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NOTE: This picture was given to the donor in 1983 by another pastor whose congregation was discarding it. Rev. Harding had it matted and framed because it had been vandalized. in a frame, of C. F. W. Walther seated at a desk, holding a pen, with a brass plate at the bottom engraved, “C. F. W. Walther 1811-1877,”

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Black wood framed, glass covered picture (composite) showing photographs of various scenes pertaining to Dr. C. F. W. Walther; The picture is entitiled, "Zum Ehrengedachtnis des seligen Prof. CFW Walther". There are seven scenes (plus a portrait of Dr. Walther) under which appear the following captions; "Wohnhaus Vorderseite" "Studierzimmer" "Lehrsaal" "Der Katafalk in der Dreieinigkeitskirche" "Wohnhaus Ruckseite" "Sterbezimmer" "Der Katafalk in der Haupthalle des Seminars".

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Brown wood framed, glass covered photograph of Dr. C. F. W. Walther (standing next to a table and holding onto a book with his right hand). Beneath the picture appears the following; "Copyright Secured, 1881 by Klotter [and] Scherer, Photographers" "906 [and] 908 N Sixth St., St. Louis, MO" "(signed) CFW Walther" "1881"

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B/w, cardboard mounted photograph of C. F. W. Walther (sitting next to his desk, with a pen in his right hand). Picture originally belonged to Rev. Michel Meyer.