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

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This was marked for July 1988 accessioning. No identification was attached, and no related materials were found. It is a framed b/w portrait of C. F. W. Walther seated at a secretary with pen in hand.

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B/w black and white charcoal portrait of C. F. W. Walther (with green, blue, and brown landscape background on white paper) by A. O. Leutheusser.

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B/w picture of Dr. C. F. W. Walther's coffin lying in state. Photo by Chas. Klotter. Previously unaccessioned.

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Black and gold wood framed, glass covered, b/w photograph of C. F. W. Walther standing next to a desk. Copyright secured 1883 by Chas. Klotter, photographer (Saint Louis, Missouri). Previously unaccessioned.

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(Pre-1927-CFWW-5 A) Table clock which belonged to Walther. It was made by Seth Thomas Sons and Co. New York. It has a winged dog ornamentation on either side of clock and has a lead vase attached to the top of the clock.

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(Pre-1927-CFWW-2 A-B) Made by Wm. Gilbert Clock Co. Glass face and framed I gold metal. Has two lions heads on front. Painted black except wood on each side of lions heads.

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Red wool table cover with a black design and olive-green border. It is from the house of Dr. CFW Walther.

Scope and Contents This item was donated by Janet Schaefer Quiram. Her grandmother, Sophia Walther Shaefer was the daughter of Sophia and Constantine Walther. As Sophia aged, she went to St. Louis to live with her daughter, Sophia Schaefer. Sophia kept two pieces of the silver that was presented to C. F. W. Walther when he retired. When she was engaged to her seminarian husband, August Gerald Quiram, she was given both pieces. One item was given to her brother and this item she retained until giving it to CHI....

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An award given to Dr. Walther by the Baltimore pastors. It is written in Latin and printed on vellum. It is covered by glass and it has a brown and gold wooden frame. The citation was given to Walther on 2/12/1878.