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View North from Miẓpah over the hill where the ancient city of Gibeon stood, showing the town of Rām Allāh in the background.

View North from Miẓpah over the hill where the ancient city of Gibeon stood, showing the town of Rām Allāh in the background.

A view across the Jordan River Valley and the Dead Sea toward the ancient kingdom of Moab.

A view across the Jordan River Valley and the Dead Sea toward the ancient kingdom of Moab.

A view across the landscape towards Frank Mountain.

A view across the landscape towards Frank Mountain.

A view of the town of Bayt Rīmā which may be the biblical town of Ramah, where Samuel was born.

A view of the town of Bayt Rīmā which may be the biblical town of Ramah, where Samuel was born.

A view from Al-Salt (Salṭ) across the Jordan River Valley with Mount Carmel barely visible in the background.

A view from Al-Salt (Salṭ) across the Jordan River Valley with Mount Carmel barely visible in the background.

A catalog designed to accompany the "From Wittenberg to Atlanta" exhibition.

A catalog designed to accompany the "From Wittenberg to Atlanta" exhibition.

A brief history of the Shiloh Church including details of the church's founding, building, and deed; and a list of the church's pastors.

A brief history of the Shiloh Church including details of the church's founding, building, and deed; and a list of the church's pastors.

A view of the Dead Sea from the hilltop ruins of Machaerus, the biblical prison fortress where John the Baptist was sent by the younger Herod.

A view of the Dead Sea from the hilltop ruins of Machaerus, the biblical prison fortress where John the Baptist was sent by the younger Herod.

Extracts from two letters sent from Charles Minot Griffith to his wife, Elva, and published in the Perry Record, a local newspaper in Perry, New York, which regularly published letters and journal entries the Griffith's sent during their time in South America. The first letter discusses Griffith's preparations to travel Naranjal in the Guayaquil Province of Ecuador, including descriptions of the acquisition of pack animals and the necessity of repacking much of his luggage to account for the weather.

Extracts from two letters sent from Charles Minot Griffith to his wife, Elva, and published in the Perry Record, a local newspaper in Perry, New York, which regularly published letters and journal entries the Griffith's sent during their time in South America. The first letter discusses Griffith's preparations to travel Naranjal in the Guayaquil Province of Ecuador, including descriptions of the acquisition of pack animals and the necessity of repacking much of his luggage to account for the weather.

A view of the Jewish quarter of Jerusalem as seen through the archways on the temple grounds.

A view of the Jewish quarter of Jerusalem as seen through the archways on the temple grounds.

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A depiction of the Americas, personified as an indigenous woman wearing a feathered headdress and holding a rolled up Constitution, being offered a Holy Bible by a kneeling woman (potentially a personification of Europe?) while Liberty looks on, depicted as a woman in a Greek-style himation and carrying a Liberty pole topped with a cap of liberty. On the right, behind America is a plinth with a list of names: Washington, Montgomery, Greene, Franklin, Warren, Adams, Mercer, Putnam, Jay, Clinton, Gates, Morris, and Fayette.

A depiction of the Americas, personified as an indigenous woman wearing a feathered headdress and holding a rolled up Constitution, being offered a Holy Bible by a kneeling woman (potentially a personification of Europe?) while Liberty looks on, depicted as a woman in a Greek-style himation and carrying a Liberty pole topped with a cap of liberty. On the right, behind America is a plinth with a list of names: Washington, Montgomery, Greene, Franklin, Warren, Adams, Mercer, Putnam, Jay, Clinton, Gates, Morris, and Fayette.

The frontispiece of Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan, or, The matter, forme, & power of a common-wealth ecclesiasticall and civill, the upper portion of which features a large figure representing sovreign authority. The figure's body is composed of individual citizens, is crowned, and holds a sword and crosier. The figure looms over a set of rolling hills in the background and a city in the foreground.

The frontispiece of Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan, or, The matter, forme, & power of a common-wealth ecclesiasticall and civill, the upper portion of which features a large figure representing sovreign authority. The figure's body is composed of individual citizens, is crowned, and holds a sword and crosier. The figure looms over a set of rolling hills in the background and a city in the foreground.

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A brief history of the Saint Andrew Augusta Church including details of the church's buildings, renovations, services, donations, and important events.

A brief history of the Saint Andrew Augusta Church including details of the church's buildings, renovations, services, donations, and important events.

A chronological list of the Gaissert Church's pastors, presiding elders, and bishops.

A chronological list of the Gaissert Church's pastors, presiding elders, and bishops.

A pamphlet listing the member churches of the Augusta District of the United Methodist Church, including a brief paragraph on each church.

A pamphlet listing the member churches of the Augusta District of the United Methodist Church, including a brief paragraph on each church.

A view looking down at the Garden of Gethsemane below the Mount of Olives.

A view looking down at the Garden of Gethsemane below the Mount of Olives.