The
The Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts and
Printed Ephemera
Henry Francis du Pont
5105 Kennett Pike,
302-888-4600 or 800-448-3883
OVERVIEW OF
THE COLLECTION
Creator: Weiser, Frederick S.
(Frederick Sheely), 1935-2009.
Title: Frederick S. Weiser fraktur and
Pennsylvania German research papers
Dates: ca.1935-ca.2008
Call No.:
Acc. No.: 10x73; 12x12; 15x84
Quantity: 102 boxes; ca. 251 volumes
Location: 11 B-C 1-6, D 1-2
BIOGRAPHICAL
STATEMENT
Pastor Frederick Sheely Weiser of
Frederick S. Weiser was born on November 25, 1935,
in
SCOPE AND
CONTENT
Collection of research notes, correspondence, photos,
and books documenting Pastor Weiser’s interest in Pennsylvania German culture
and decorative arts, particularly in fraktur.
Also includes information about Pastor Weiser’s personal collection of
Pennsylvania German antiques and part of his personal library.
An important part of the collection are Pastor
Weiser’s research notes about fraktur.
Included are notes about fraktur artists, copies of articles and books
about fraktur, information about frakturs made in places other than
Pennsylvania, and information about the motifs used and about the different
forms which fraktur took (such as book plates and taufschein). The collection includes a great many slides
and color transparencies, as well as photocopies of fraktur, but no original
examples. The artists’ files include
biographical information and reproductions of the works of the artists. (Additional slides of fraktur are found in
Series II, subseries C.)
Correspondence, other research notes, and photos and
slides are found in Series II. Pastor
Weiser corresponded with a number of people and institutions about all his many
research interests. His research notes
document his interests in various aspects of Pennsylvania German culture,
church history, furniture of the Mahantongo Valley in Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvania German dialect. Included in this series are photos,
particularly of tombstones and show towels, and a few late 20th
century paper cuts and fraktur given to or collected by Pastor Weiser. As
well, this series includes slides, including fraktur, show towels, and
tombstones; there are also a number of slides are from Pastor Weiser’s trips to
Europe and Israel.
Of additional interest are the files of Guy Reinert,
John Baer Stoudt, John Joseph Stoudt, and photos by Charles S. Rice, all in
Series III. Guy Reinert wrote about
Pennsylvania German culture, and his files include research notes, photos, and
newspaper clippings. Of particular
interest are his photos of the potters Jacob Medinger, and Isaac and Thomas
Stahl, the work of the blacksmith Henry Driehaus, and two horn combs made in
Pennsylvania. Charles S. Rice took
photos of the Amish in the 1940s; some of the ones in this collection were used
in his book Meet the Amish (Rutgers
University Press, 1947). Father and son
John Baer Stoudt (1878-1944) and John Joseph Stoudt (b.1911) collected Pennsylvania
German poems, ballads, children’s lore, superstitions, weather predictions, and
other folklore sayings. Pastor Weiser obtained
some of their manuscripts.
Series IV contains information, such as invoices and
photographs, which documents the collections of antiques acquired by Pastor
Weiser and his friend Pastor Larry Neff.
Finally, a great many books round out the collection. Some of these are publications in or about
the Pennsylvania German dialect. A number
of books are about the Amish or Mennonites.
These books are listed on this finding aid and each has its own record
in WinterCat, the on-line catalog.
ORGANIZATION
The collection is divided into several series. Series I (acc. 10x73) is arranged into general
files, files about fraktur, files about forms of and motifs used on fraktur,
and files about fraktur artists. Slides
of fraktur are in separate boxes at the end of this series.
Accession 12x12 is divided into Series II-V. Series II, subseries A is correspondence of
Pastor Weiser; subseries B is research notes on various topics, including the
furniture of the Mahantongo Valley, but most especially on Pennsylvania Germans
and the Pennsylvania German dialect; subseries C is photographs and slides,
including slides and photographs of tombstones, slides of textiles (most
especially show towels), and slides of Pastor Weiser’s trips to Europe and
Israel. Accession 15x84, photos of
tombstones, are also part of Series II.C.
Series III contains the papers and photos of Guy
Reinert, Charles S. Rice, and the Stoudts.
Series IV documents the collections of Pastor Weiser
and Pastor Neff.
Series V are the books and other publications which
belonged to Pastor Weiser. (Part of his
library is also found in the Printed Books and Periodicals section of the
Winterthur library.)
LANGUAGE OF
MATERIALS
The materials are in English and German.
RESTRICTIONS
ON ACCESS
Collection is open to the public. Copyright restrictions may apply.
PROVENANCE
Accession 10x73: gift of the estate of Frederick S.
Weiser. (All these are in Series I.)
Accession 12x12: gift of the estate of Frederick S.
Weiser. (These are in Series II-V.)
ACCESS POINTS
People:
Driehaus, Henry, b.1860.
Medinger, Jacob,
d.1932.
Pietz, Adam,
b.1873.
Stahl, Isaac, 1871-1950.
Stahl,
Thomas, b.1863.
Topics:
Fraktur art.
Fraktur artists.
Folk art, Pennsylvania Dutch.
Illumination of books and manuscripts, Pennsylvania
Dutch.
Amish - Pennsylvania - Photographs.
Barns -
Pennsylvania.
Coffins -
Photographs.
Combs.
Coverlets,
Pennsylvania Dutch.
Furniture,
Pennsylvania Dutch - Mahantongo Valley.
Ironwork, Pennsylvania Dutch.
Needlework, Pennsylvania Dutch.
Pottery,
Pennsylvania Dutch.
Sepulchral
monuments - Pennsylvania.
Germans –
Pennsylvania.
Germans –
Maryland.
Germans – United
States.
Germans –
Canada.
Pennsylvania
German dialect.
Folklore –
Pennsylvania German.
Antiques.
Research notes.
Pastors.
Additional authors:
Reinert, Guy F.
Rice, Charles S. (Charles Scott), 1910-2000.
Stoudt, John Baer, 1878-1944.
Stoudt, John Joseph, 1911-
DETAILED
DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION
Location: 11 B-C 1-6, D 1-2
Series I:
Fraktur research papers (acc. 10x73)
Folder 1: Cocalico
Blacksmith account book (photocopy)
Folders 2-3: Fraktur:
Schwenkfelder fraktur
Folder 4: Getz
papers
Folder 5:
Folder 6:
[cards
for records of Lancaster County held by the Mormon research center]
Folder 7:
Folder 8:
Folder 9: Mutter
Maria’s hymnal (photocopy)
Folder 10: Schreier,
Adam: Account book, 1794-1804 (photocopy)
Folder 11: Wotring, Peter: Account book
(photocopy); and Cox, Jonathan P., Woodworkers
in
Folder 1:
Folder 2: Book
photocopies (mostly German language)
Folder 3: Byler,
John: family book, 1836 (photocopy)
Folder 4:
Folder 5: Carroll
County, Maryland: recipe book [partly in German]
Folder 6: Clemmer,
Joel G.: Fraktur bibiliography
Folder 7: Cox,
Susanna: Lied (photocopies)
Folder 8: Hammer,
Carl, Jr.: Rhinelanders on the Yadkin
(1965) (photocopy)
Folder 9: Immigrant
Ships Transcribers Guild: immigrant ships to
Folder 10: Johnson:
Schoolmaster list,
Folder 11: Parochial
schools
Folder 12:
Folder 1: Peters,
G. S.: printer
Folder 2: Petersen,
Johann Dieter
Folder 3: Roebar,
A. G.: “Official and Nonofficial Piety and Ritual in Early Lutheranism”
Folder 4: Rohrbach,
Henrich Adam
Folder 5: Student
papers from PSU class on Pennsylvania German culture
Folder 6: Weiser,
Frederick: photographs of fraktur collection
Folder 7: Weiser,
Frederick: research and article on Pennsylvania German family books
Folder 8: Weiser,
Frederick: talks, lectures, etc.: notes and undated materials
Folders 9-10: Weiser,
Frederick: talks, lectures, etc., 1973-2003
Folder 11: Fraktur
Folder 1: Fraktur:
Amish, unattributed
Folder 2: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 3: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 4: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 5: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 6: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 7: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 8: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 9: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 10: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 11: Fraktur:
by place:
Folder 12: Fraktur:
Catalogs
Folder 1: Fraktur:
Collections: National Archives
Folder 2: Fraktur:
Collections:
Folder 3: Fraktur:
Collections:
Folder 4: Fraktur:
Collections: Smith-Hummelstown
Folder 5: Fraktur:
Collections:
Folder 6: Fraktur:
Exhibits
Folder 7: Fraktur:
illustrations and texts, from unlabeled folder
Folder 8: Fraktur:
Inquiries
Folder 9: Fraktur:
non-German-American
Folder 10: Fraktur:
Reproductions
Folder 11: Fraktur:
Restoration and conservation
Folder 12: Fraktur:
Texts
Folder 13: Fraktur
articles, no date, 1960s-1970s
Folders 1-2: Fraktur
articles, 1980s-2001
Folder 3: Fraktur
books
[includes copy of Henry
Chapman Mercer’s “The Survival of the Mediaeval Art of Illuminative Writing
Among Pennsylvania Germans,” bound in late 1890s]
Folder 4: Fraktur
books: Dietrich Fraktur Collections, 1986-1998, no date
Folder 5: Fraktur
books: Exhibit catalogs, 1974-2001
Folder 6: Forms
and motifs: ABC, Acrostic poems, Alphabets
Folder 7: Forms
and motifs: Adam and Eve [see also Broadsides, below]
Folder 8: Forms
and motifs: Animals, Birds, Great Fish
Folder 9: Forms
and motifs: Book plates (ex libris)
(continues
in next box)
Folder 1: Forms
and motifs: Book plates (ex libris): Schwenkfelder
Folder 2: Forms
and motifs: Broadsides
Folder 3: Forms
and motifs: Broadsides: Adam and Eve
Folder 4: Forms
and motifs:
Folder 5: Forms
and motifs: Buildings
Folder 6: Forms
and motifs: Christmas and New Year greetings
Folder 7: Forms
and motifs: Confirmation certificates
Folder 8: Forms
and motifs: Copy books
Folder 9: Forms
and motifs: Cut-outs
Folder 10: Forms
and motifs: Death Denkmal
Folder 11: Forms
and motifs: Embroidery books and patterns
Folder 12: Forms
and motifs:
Folder 13: Forms
and motifs: Flowers
Folder 1: Forms
and motifs: Haus Segen
Folder 2: Forms
and motifs: Himmelsbrief
Folder 3: Forms
and motifs: Hymanls
Folder 4: Forms
and motifs: Hymnals: Ephrata Codex
Folder 5: Forms
and motifs: Hymnals, assorted
Folder 6: Forms
and motifs: Love letter labyrinths
Folder 7: Forms
and motifs: Marriage records
Folder 8: Forms
and motifs: Music book title pages
Folder 9: Forms
and motifs: People drawings and Praying Child theme
Folder 1: Forms
and motifs: Presentation fraktur
Folder 2: Forms
and motifs: Religious drawings and texts
Folder 3: Forms
and motifs: Secular drawings
Folder 4: Forms
and motifs: Seven Rules of Wisdom
Folder 5: Forms
and motifs: Sisters’ Chronic
Folder 6: Forms
and motifs: Stars and geometric drawings
Folders 7-10: Forms
and motifs: Taufschein
Folder 1: Forms
and motifs: Taufschein, undated
Folder 2: Forms
and motifs: Taufschein: Printed
Folder 3: Forms and motifs: Taufschein: Printed:
Folder 1: Forms
and motifs: Taufschein: Printed:
Folder 2: Forms
and motifs: Vorschriften, to 1790
Folder 3: Forms
and motifs: Vorschriften, 1790-1810
Folder 4: Forms
and motifs: Vorschriften, 1810 and later
Folder 5: Forms
and motifs: Way to Heaven
Folder 6: Hymn
texts: chart
Folder 7: Hymns:
Ach Gott wie mancher bittrer
Folder 8: Hymns:
Ach halte dich zu
Folder 9: Hymns
and hymnals
Folder 1: Artists:
A
Herman Ache; John Adams;
Johan Andries v. Alms; Jacob Andreas; Mechior Auer
Folder 2: Artists:
Alsdorff, Christian (Earl Township Artist)
Folder 3: Artists:
B-Ba
B; Jacob Balde;
Christian Bamberger; Daniel Bamberger; Friedrich Bandel; Felix Bandly; Andreas
Bauer
Folder 4: Artists:
Bard, Johannes (1791-1861)
Folder 5: Artists:
Be
John Adam Beidler;
Benjamin Beiler; Joh. Jacob Bensheimer; Jean Bernard; Ludwig Bernd; Peter
Bernhart; John William Bernthaüsel
Folder 6: Artists:
Berks
Folder 7: Artists:
Bi-Bo
Stephen Bieg; Bird in
the Border Artist; Bird in the Hand Artist; David Bixler; Jacob Bixler; Herman
Blaesser ((d.1821); Peter Blaesser (d.1810); Jacob Botz
Folder 1: Artists:
Br-Bu
Heinrich Brachtheiser;
Martin Brechall; Jacob Brecht; Herman Diederich Bremer; Engelhart Brown; Hans
Jacob Brubacher (d.1802); Abram Brubaker; Henry Brubaker; George Gottfried
Ephraim Burger (1790-1861); J. G. Busyaeger (Westmorleand County, Penn.)
Folder 2: Artists:
C
Wilhelm Caffroth;
Christian Cassel; Huppert Cassel; A. Colona; Conestoga Township Artist; David
Cordier; Lud Crecelius; Otto Rudolph Crecelius; Cross-Legged Artist
Folder 3: Artists:
Da-Di
Dandelion Artist; Martin
M. Däthweiler (fl. 1765); George Peter Deisert; George Adam Derr; Jacob Dester;
Philip Deutsch; Abraham Dirdorff
Folder 4: Artists:
Do-Du
Christopher Dock; John
Doelle (Straw-Rose Penman); Dreisbach printed; Heinrich Dulheuer; Heinrich
Dutge (Tutge, Dutze, Tutze)
Folder 5: Artists:
Eb-Ee
Johannes Eberman;
Barbara Ebersole (1848-1922); Ebner Print Copy Artist; John Eckman
Folder 6: Artists:
Eh-En
Ehre
Vater Artist; Heinrich Engelhard; Engraver Artist
Folder 1: Artists:
Eyer family genealogy
Folder 2: Artists:
Eyer, Johann Friedrich (1770-1827)
Folder 3: Artists:
F-Fle
C.F.; Wilhelmus Antonius
Folder 4: Artists:
Fly-Fu
Flying Angel Artist;
Philip Jacob Foesig; Franklin County Mennonite Artist; David Frey; Samuel Frey;
Michael Frölich; Mathias Fuchs
Folder 5: Artists:
Ga-Gil
John Gallatin; F. G.
Gebhard; Johannes Gehman; George Geistweit; Geometric Design Artist; George
Gerhart; Adam Gilbert
Folder 6: Artists:
Gilbert, Johann Conrad (1734-1812)
Folder 1: Artists:
Gis-Gr:
Henry Gise; Daniel
Goldhalt; Gott Allein die Ehre Artist; Heinrich Göttell, Sr. and Jr.; Jacob
Gottschall; Martin Gottschall (1797-1870); Samuel Gottschall (1808-1898); Isaac
Gross – see slides
Folder 2: Artists:
Ha-Hen
Hagerstown Artist;
Hanovertown Artist; Harpist Artist; Dietrich Hartman; Friedrich Haux,
schoolmaster; Eli Haverstick; Heidelberger-Brothers Valley Artist; Hen and
Rooster Artist
Folder 3: Artists:
Her-Ho
Hereford Township
Artist; David Herr; Johann Heinrich Hetzel (d.1786); Johann Wilhelm Heyder;
Balzer Heydrich (1765-1846); Hex Sign Artist; Johannes Heyn; Arnold Hoevelmann
(d.1804); Christopher Hoffmann; Fr. Ludw. Hoffmann; Johannes Hoffmann; David C.
Hoke; Jacob Holder, Jr.
Folder 4: Artists:
Hu
Huber Artist; Augustus
Hubertus; Michael Hubley; Abraham Hübner; Abraham W. Hubner; Baltzer Hubner;
David Hubner; Jacob Hummel (d.1822); Hummelstown Artist; Abraham Huth
Folder 5: Artists:
Ka-Kr
Carl Heinrich Jacob
Kauffman; Andreas v. Kessler; Heinrich Keyser; Friedrich Klee; Johann Daniel
Koaff; Jacob König; J. Kraus; Tobias Kreider; Peter Krick; Abraham Kriebel;
David Kriebel; Sarah Kriebel (Dresher)
Folder 6: Artists:
Kolb, Andreas (1749-1811)
Folders 1-3: Artists:
Krebs, Friedrich
Folder 4: Artists:
Ku
David
Kulp; Friedrich Küster
Folder 5: Artists:
La
Lampeter Township
Mennonite Artist; Lancaster County Amish Artist; Lancaster County Bookplate
Artist; Lancaster County Vorschrift Artist; Johan Landes; Rudolph Landis;
Christian Lapp; Henry Lapp; Late Berks County Artist; Late Mahantango Valley
Artist; Abraham Latshaw (1799-1870)
Folder 6: Artists:
Le- Lu
Folder 1: Artists:
M-Ma
A.F.M.;
Georg Männig;
Folder 2: Artists:
Me
Christian
Mertel; David Meyer; Martin Meyer; Samuel Meyer; Stephen Meyer
Folder 3: Artists:
Mi-Mu
Gabriel Miesse;
Friedrich Miller; Lewis Miller; Peter Mischler, Friedrich Mittelmann;
Bartholomew Moul; Philip Mumbauer (PM); Carl Edward Münch (1769-1833); Samuel
Musselman
Folder 4: Artists:
N-Or
David Nickey
(1741-1803), Jacob Nolt; Jacob Oberholtzer; Oley Township Artist; Johannes
Ortman
Folders 5-6: Artists:
Oley Mermaid Artist (continues in next box)
Folder 1: Artists:
Oley Mermaid Artist (continued from previous box)
Folder 2: Artists:
Otto
Conrad
Otto; Jacob Otto; Johan Henrich Otto; William Otto (1761-1841)
Folder 3: Artists:
P
Ernst Friedrich Personn;
Daniel Peterman (1797-1871); J. B. Pfrimer; Francis Portzline (1771-1857);
Provinz Marialand Artist; Pseudo Otto; Arnold Puwelle
Folder 4: Artists:
Q-R
Nicholas Quast; Anthony
Rehm; Johannes Renniger; Johannes Ressler; George Frederick Rick; Jacob Ritter
(Snow Hill); Rockhill Artist; Heinrich Rohlandt
Folder 5: Artists:
Sa-Schul
Gottlied Saar; Conrad
Schäffer; Thomas Schley; Jacob Schaffner; Carl Scheiber; Christian Schneider;
Johannes Schopf/Schopp; Joh. Friedrich Schopfle; Johann Valentin Schuller;
David Schultz, jr. (1757-1833)
Folder 6: Artists:
Schumacher, Daniel (continues in next box)
Folder 1: Artists:
Schumacher, Daniel (continued from previous box)
Folder 2: Artists:
Se-So
Heinrich Seiler
(d.1772); Abraham Seybert; Carl Friedrich Seybold; John Nicholas Sheaffer
(d.1810); Thomas Shoms; Adam Siegel (d.1809); Samuel Siefried; Sing and Dance
Artist; Smoke Church Artist; Soly Deo Gloria Artist
Folder 3: Artists:
Sp-Sq
Johannes Spagenberg
(d.1814); Speckled Tulip Artist; Georg Friedrich Speyer; William Spira; Peter
Sprichman; Springing Deer Artist; Square Flower Artist
Folder 4: Artists:
St
Johannes Stahl;
Christian Stauffer (Stover, fl. 1767-1769); Adam Stenger; Benjamin L.
Stoltzfus; Stone Valley Artist; Stony Creek Artist (Heinrich Hoeltzel);
Strasburg Artist; Jacob Strickler
Folders 5-6: Artists: Strenge, Christian (1758-1823)
Folder 1: Artists: Sussel-Washington Artist
Folder 2: Artists: T
Taufzeugen Artist; Georg
Teibel; Conrad Trevits (1750-1830), Tulip in Border Artist
Folder 3: Artists: U-V
John Valentin Unger;
Upper Dauphin Artist; Van Minian; Michael Vetter
Folder 4: Artists: W
T.H.W.; Geo. Peter
Wasser; Samuel E. Weaver; William Weaver (of Virginia); John Weibling; Wetzel-Geometric
Artist; John Whistler; Wild Turkey Artist; Johannes Wolf; Adam Wuertz
Folder 5: Artists: Y-Z
Christopher Yeakel;
Abner Yoder (1814-1883); John Zink; Jacob Zoll
Folder 6: Artists: Young, Henry
Folder 1: Artists: unknown
[these items were found
loose in a box]
Folder 2: Artists: unknown: “Esmerian anonymous”
Folder 1: Artists: Bentz, William (
Folder 2: Artists: Eyer, Johann Adam (1755-1837)
Folder 3: Artists: Heilman hymnal (W. L.
Clements Library)
Folder 4: Artists: Hubner, Susanne (1750-1818)
Folder 5: Artists: Immel, Martin
Folder 6: Artists: Otto, Daniel
Folder 7: Artists: Weiss, Heinrich
By Artist
surname, A-G
By Artist
surname, H-Strenge
By Artist surname, Strickler-Zoll
Ephrata Cloister
Unknown
Scwenkfelder fraktur
Series II:
Correspondence and research files (acc. 12x12)
Subseries A:
Correspondence
Box 1:
Correspondence:
Folder 1: Adams,
Bryding
Folder 2: Agner,
Martha
Folder 3: Albaugh,
Gaylord P.
Folders 4-5: Albert,
Carl [of Oklahoma]: correspondence and genealogical research notes
Folder 6: American Antiquarian Society
Folder 7: Archives
of the Moravian Church (Bethlehem, Penn.)
Folder 8: Arndt,
Karl
Folder 9: Barnes
Foundation
Folder 10: Baur,
Dick
Folder 11: Beam,
Richard
Folder 12: Beam,
Richard: Pennsylvania German dictionary
Folder 13: Beitt,
Klaus: Osterreichisches Museum fur Volkskunde
Folder 14: Benjamin,
Steven M.
Box 2:
Correspondence:
Folder 1: Bennethum,
D. Michael
Folder 2: Best,
Jane (New Holland Lutheran Church history)
Folder 3: Bird,
Michael
Folder 4: Brednich,
Rolf W.: bibliography
Folder 5: Brentjes,
Burchard (and Jurgen Storz)
Folder 6: Brossman, Schuyler
Folder 7: Brown,
Edgar S.
Folder 8: Brunner,
Raymond
Folder 9: Bucher,
Robert C.
Folder 10: Buehler,
Allan
Folder 11: Burnham,
Dorothy
Folder 12: Clarke, Jane Adams
Folder 13: Conrad,
Tom
Folder 14: Cox, Jonathan
Folder 15: Cumberland
Valley Farm Museum/Museum of American Frontier Culture
Folder 16: Daub, William B.
Folder 17: Deneke,
Bernward (Germanisches Nationalmuseum)
Folder 18: Dern,
John P.
Folder 19: Diefenbacher,
Karl
Folder 20: Dietrich
American Foundation
Folder 21: Diller,
Edwin C.
Box 3:
Correspondence:
Folder 1: Duck, Dorothy
Folder 2: Durnbaugh,
Donald F.
Folder 3: Earnest, Russell and Corinne
Folder 4: Fetterman,
William B.
Folder 5: Franklin
and Marshall College: North Museum
Folder 6: Free
Library of Philadelphia
Folder 7: Gantner,
Theo
Folder 8: Graeff,
Marc K. (and Irene Stupp)
Folder 9: Greene,
David
Folder 10: Groff,
Clyde
Folder 11: Harter, Mary (Mrs. Bert) and Henckel
Genealogical Bulletin
Folder 12: Head,
Trude
Folder 13: Heinz Moos Publishing Co.
Folder 14: Hellerich,
Mahlon
Box 4:
Correspondence:
Folder 1: Heritage Center of Lancaster County
Folder 2: Hersh,
Tandy
Folder 3: Hershey
Museum of American Life (Eliza Harrison)
Folder 4: Historical
Society of York County (Penn.)
Folder 5: Hollenbach,
Raymond E.
Folder 6: Hopf,
Claudia and Carroll
[note:
paper cuts by Claudia are in Weiser papers]
Folder 7: Hornung,
Maria and Herwig
Folder 8: Johnson,
Arta
Folder 9: Johnson,
David
Folder 10: Jones,
Hank
Folder 11: Joyner,
Peggy Shomo
Folder 12: Kauffman,
Henry J.
Folder 13: Keller,
Patricia
Folder 14: Kelz,
Heinrich
Folder 15: Kiddoo,
Nancy
Folder 16: Kiebach,
Raymond E.
Folder 17: Kindig,
Paul E.
Folder 18: Klein,
Georges: Musée Alsacien
Folder 19: Kleinschmidt,
Wolfgang
Folder 20: Kline,
Robert M.
Box 5:
Correspondence:
Folder 1: Klingaman,
Arthur K.
Folder 2: Kloss,
Heinz
Folders 3-4: Koehler
family correspondence
Folder 5: Kuby,
Alfred
Folder 6: Kulp,
Isaac Clarence
Folder 7: Kutztown
Publishing Co.
Folder 8: Lancaster
Mennonite Historical Society
Folder 9: Lasansky,
Jeannette
Folder 10: Lewars,
James
Folder 11: Luthy,
David (Amish Historical Library, Aylmer, Ontario)
Folder 12: MacMaster,
Richard
Folder 13: Martin,
Nancy
Folder 14: Martin,
Willard
Box 6:
Correspondence:
Folder 1: Maryland
Historical Society
Folder 2: Mentzer,
Ralph B.
Folder 3: Milspaw, Yvonne
Folder 4: Miscellaneous
correspondence
[surnames: Auman, Britton,
Christoph, Cook, Erb, Focht, Haag, Hively, Hoch, Hostetler, Hoz, Huffines, G.
Jones, Keyser, Kieffer, Mennonite Heritage Center (Souderton), Moyer, Muhlenberg
College, Museum of American Folk Art, Rentschler, Robacker, Roller, Schelbert, Schildknect,
Scott, Seagreaves, Shindle, Snyder, Wollmershauser; Alan – surname unknown]
Folder 5: Mohr, Viola: Meier Homestead
restoration
Folder 6: Myers,
Margaret E.
Folder 7: National
Gallery of Art (D.C.)
Folder 8: National
Genealogical Society
Folder 9: Old
Economy Village (R. V. Shepherd, Jr.)
Folder 10: Old
Salem and MESDA
Folder 11: Pennsylvania
Dutch Folk Culture Society
Folder 12: Pennsylvania
Historical and Museum Commission
Folder 13: Philadelphia
Museum of Art
Folder 14: Pieske,
Christa
Folder 15: Pieske,
Christa: publications
Folder 16: Rink,
Franz
Box 7:
Correspondence:
Folder 1: Roan,
Nancy and Abe
Folder 2: R.R.
Bowker Co.
Folder 3: Russell,
Donna Valley
Folder 4: Scherer,
Karl
Folder 5: Schwartz,
Elke
Folder 6: Science
Press
Folder 7: Seubold,
Frank and Helen
Folder 8: Shelley,
Donald
Folder 9: Shupp,
Leonard
Folder 10: Smith,
Debbie (Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity, Lancaster, Pa.)
Folder 1: Smith,
Richard Flanders
Folder 12: Snyder,
Carl
Folder 13: Wokeck,
Marianne
Folder 14: Wolf,
Edward C.
Folder 15: Wust,
Klaus
Folder 16: Yoder,
Don
Series II:
Subseries B:
Research files
Box 1:
Research files:
Folder 1: Apples
Folder 2: Bachman,
Johannes: coffin maker, 1771-1810
Folder 3: Baisch,
Ernst Ludwig, 18th century
Folder 4: Bischoff,
F., portrait painter
Folder 5: Breneiser,
Samuel, clockmaker: photos
Folder 6: Breneman
papers
Folder 7: Brunner
family of Schifferstadt (Maryland)
Folder 8: Butter
prints
Folder 9: Butzer,
Ignaz Franz Haver: Schleg-Buch [music book]: photocopy
Folder 10: Calendars
Folder 11: Canadian
Germans [Pennsylvania Germans in Canada]
Folder 12: Canadian
Germans: Joseph Schneider Haus
Box 2:
Research files:
Folder 1: Christmas
cards [most with Pennsylvania German designs]
Folder 2: Christmas
cards from Heilman family
Folder 3: Cookie
cutters
Folder 4: Death
and funeral customs
Folder 5: Drissell,
John, 1762-1846
Folder 6: Engelbrecht,
Jacob: index to diary, v. 1-3
Folder 7: Ephrata
Cloister
Folder 8: Exhibits:
announcements
Folder 9: Fairs,
etc.
Folder 10: Folk
art
Folder 11: Franklin
and Marshall College
Folder 12: Frey,
George: papers
Folder 13: Furniture:
Mahantongo Valley, Penn. [folder 1 of 2,
continues in next box]
Box 3:
Research files:
Folder 1: Furniture:
Mahantongo Valley, Penn. [folder 2 of 2, continued from
previous box]
Folder 2: Furniture:
Mahantongo Valley, Penn.: Artist no. 1
Folder 3: Furniture:
Mahantongo Valley, Penn.: Artists no. 2-8
Folder 4: Furniture:
Mahantongo Valley, Penn.: Artist no. 9
Folder 5: Furniture:
Mahantongo Valley, Penn.: Artists no. 10-11
Folder 6: Furniture:
Mahantongo Valley, Penn.: Artists no. 12-19
Box 4:
Research files
Folder 1: Furniture:
Mahantongo Valley, Penn.: Kreiligh, Adam
Folder 2: Furniture
painters book, Hershey Museum
Folder 3: Furniture
placement
Folder 4: Gallwitz,
Carl Christ Wilhelm: daybook translation [i.e. diary]
Folder 5: Genealogy:
Burgert material: unpublished notes
Folder 6: Genealogy:
land patents (Brackbill articles)
Folder 7: Genealogy:
Möllinger/Mellinger family
Folders 8-9: Genealogy:
notes and research from Gloria Kreider Bowman
Folder 10: Genealogy:
various notes and inquiries
Box 5:
Research files
Folder 1: Genevieve
legend
Folder 2: German
press in Virginia
Folder 3: Getz:
medical book [photocopy]
Folder 4: Goschenhoppen
Historians
Folder 5: Goschenhoppen
Historians: folk festival recipes
Folder 6: Harnish Reunion Association: “The
Samuel Harnish Freindschaft,” by J. G. Francis, edited by Weiser, 1962
Folder 7: Helfrich
autobiography
Folder 8: Hessian
troops
Folder 9: Hoff
barn: photos
Folder 10: Hoffman,
Johannes Wilhem: diary: transcription
Folder 11: Holidays: Lichtmass, Fastnacht, Shrove
Tuesday, Ash Wednesday, Holy Week, Easter, Pentecost, Ascension Day
Folders 12-13: Holidays:
Christmas
Box 6:
Research files
Folder 1: Holidays:
Christmas and New Year’s
Folder 2: Hollenbach
collection (Lehigh County Historical Society)
Folder 3: Huffenstein[?]
care book
Folder 4: Kemmelmeyer,
Frederick, artist
Folder 5: Kitchen
ware
Folder 6: Klinger,
Irwin: plays
Folder 7: Kunsman,
George Washington: Der Mose Ompshel… [Pennsylvania German stories]
Folder 8: Lainhoff,
Thomas A.: “The Buildings of Lancaster County, 1815”
Folder 9: Lancaster
County, Penn.
Folder 10: Leininger,
Regina – includes Pastor Weiser’s printed version of her story
Folder 11: Leitner
account book, with translation [photocopy]
Folder 12: Maryland
Germans
Folder 13: Menges
Mills, York County, Penn.
Folder 14: Mennonites
Folder 15: Montelius,
Peter, school teacher and printer
Folder 16: Müller,
Susanna: her midwife’s book, Lancaster County, Penn., 1791-1815
Folder 17: Naturalization
petitions
Box 7:
Research files:
Folder 1: Needlework
[includes photos, see also slides under Textiles]
Folder 2: Needlework:
aprons [includes photos, see also slides under Textiles]
Folder 3: Needlework: decorated handkerchiefs
[includes photos;
see also slides under Textiles]
Folder 4: North
Carolina Germans
Folder 5: Northkill
Amish almsbook
Folder 6: Old
Reading Beer: advertisements
Folder 7: Oley
Valley, Pennsylvania
Folder 8: Paul,
Johannes
Folder 9: Pennsylvania
German calendar
Folder 10: Pennsylvania
German churches: art
Folders 11-12: Pennsylvania
German culture on cards, menus, etc.
Box 8:
Research files:
Folders 1-2: Pennsylvania
German dialect
[note: several works
printed in Pennsylvania German dialect are in Series V of this collection]
Folder 3: Pennsylvania
German dialect: church services
Folder 4: Pennsylvania
German dialect: events, 1935-1994 [passim]
Folder 5: Pennsylvania
German dialect: Larry Neff’s grammar
Folder 6: Pennsylvania
German dialect: papers from Germany
Box 9:
Research files:
Folder 1: “A
Pennsylvania German Hagiology,” by Pastor Weiser
Folders 2-3: Pennsylvania
German pewter [includes photos]
Folder 4: Pennsylvania
German pottery
Folder 5: Pennsylvania
German recipes
[note:
for cooking recipes, see the folders about Holidays]
Folder 6: Pennsylvania
German recipes: brewing
Folder 7: Pennsylvania
German recipes: Reading Times cookbook,
1936 [photocopy]
Folder 8: Pennsylvania
German theater
Folder 9: Pennsylvania
Germans: Amish: papers and articles
Folders 10-11: Pennsylvania
Germans: articles
Box 10:
Research files:
Folders 1-2: Pennsylvania
Germans: articles and miscellany
Folder 3: Pennsylvania
Germans: articles from Bucks County Historical Society
Folder 4: Pennsylvania
Germans: bibliographies
Folder 5: Pennsylvania
Germans: Grundsow lodges [groundhog lodges]
Folder 6: Pennsylvania
Germans: Grundsow lodges: Fersommling
Box 11:
Research files:
Folder 1: Pennsylvania
Germans: letters (transcripts)
Folder 2: Pennsylvania
Germans: music
Folder 3: Philadelphia
Museum of Art
Folder 4: Photographs:
miscellaneous
Folder 5: Pow-wow,
Hexerei, etc. [includes old documents, in German and English]
Folder 6: Recipes;
also Festivities and Food seminar
Folder 7: Schaefferstown,
Pennsylvania
Folder 8: Schoene
Shule U.
Box 12:
Research files:
Folder 1: Show
towel book (“This Is the Way I Pass My Time”)
Folder 2: Show
towel book: photos, pictures, diagrams (“This Is the Way I Pass My Time”)
Folder 3: Show
towels: Canada
Folders 4-5: Show
towels: photographs [see also slides]
Folder 6: Spayd
ledger, 1770s-1780s: typescript [location of original unknown]
Folder 7: Supreme
Court case: Wisconsin vs. Yoder et al.
Box 13:
Research files:
Folder 1: Textiles:
notes which accompanied slides [which are now in separate boxes]
Folder 2: Tombstones
[see separate boxes of tombstone photographs and slides]
Folder 3: Tombstones:
carvers, including Johannes Quickel
Folder 4: Tombstones:
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Folder 5: Tombstones:
inscriptions
Folder 6: Tombstones:
St. Mary’s Church, Silver Run, Maryland [includes photos; see also slides]
Folder 7: Trinity
Lutheran Church, Lancaster
Folder 8: Weiser
and Neff articles, and personal information (includes Weiser family)
Folder 9: Weiser,
Fred: various notes
Folder 10: Winterthur
Museum: Downs Collection material
Folder 11: Wollenweber,
Louis A. (1807-1888)
Folder 12: Zelinsky,
Wilbur: “The Pennsylvania Town”
Box 14:
contemporary fraktur and paper cuts; oversize photos
20 paper cuts and fraktur, made in 1970s and 1980s,
and perhaps a little later; includes a book mark, stationery, ornaments, but
mostly just designs. Originally in a
highly acidic album, but the items have been removed and are now loose. (acc. 12x12.2-.21)
Also, two oversize photos, both of samplers, both
labeled sampler book. It is possible
that these are photos of samplers in the Weiser or Neff collections.
Box 15:
notecards
Church records, by county, mostly Maryland and
Pennsylvania;
Gettysburg imprints;
Hanover imprints;
Hymns and fraktur texts;
Talks and exhibits
Box 16:
notecards
Cards about people, mostly teachers, but also some
on people in general, a list of people by occupation, and some notes on
tombstone purveyors;
Cards about a variety of topics:
textiles in church records
or in existence to 1850;
saints days and minor
religious festivals;
miscellaneous folklore
gathered by F.S.W.;
names and addresses of
contacts;
lists of periodicals, and
some other odds and ends of notes;
jokes;
pies known in Pennsylvania
German communities
Series II:
Subseries C:
photographs and slides
Box 1:
Negatives, transparencies, microfiche
Microfiche from Family History Library, listing
locations of records for Maryland, Germany, Pennsylvania and Switzerland;
Color transparencies of Die Geschichte Joseph’s und Seiner Bruder, published in Harrisburg
by G.S. Peters, no date;
Rolls and strips of negatives, some labeled show
towels, some labeled tombstones, others not labeled;
Winterthur Museum film strip, “Pennsylvania German
Prints and Drawings”
Box 2:
tombstone photographs [see also slides; additional copies of many of these
photos are in boxes 28-29]
Folder 1: Tombstones
[miscellaneous photos]
Folder 2: Bindnagel’s
[unsure whether this is sculptor or place]
Folder 3: Bixler,
A. [sculptor]
Folder 4: Bixler,
David [sculptor]
Folder 5: Erb,
J. [sculptor]
Folder 6: Hirneise
[or Hirneisen], Jacob [sculptor]
Folder 7: Mörs
[sculptor]
Folder 8: Weiler,
C. [sculptor]
Folder 9: Wilson
(Adamstown) [sculptor]
Folder 10: Amity
Cemetery, Amity township, Berks Co.
Folder 11: Benders
churchyard
Folder 12: Bergstrasse
Lutheran Church, near Ephrata
Folder 13: Chestnut
Hill, Lower Milford township, Lehigh County
Box 3:
tombstone photographs [see also slides; additional copies of many of these
photos are in boxes 28-29]
]
Folder 1: Christ
UCC, Littlestown
Folder 2: Dryland
Church, Hecktown, Bethlehem, Northampton County
Folder 3: Emanuel Lutheran, Brickerville
Folder 4: Emanuels
Church, Emanuelsville, Moore township, Northampton County
Folder 5: Emmanuel
UCC, Abbottstown
Folder 6: Emmanuel
UCC, Hanover, and Mt. Olivet, Hanover (moved there)
Folder 7: Falkner
Reformed, Hanover township, Montgomery County
Folder 8: Falkner
Swamp Lutheran Church, Montgomery County
Folder 9: Hilltown
Mennonite, Line Lexington, Bucks County
Folder 10: Huff’s
Church, near Herford, Berks County
Folder 11: Jerusalem,
Almont, Bucks County
Box 4:
tombstone photographs [see also slides; additional copies of many of these
photos are in boxes 28-29]
]
Folder 1: Muddy
Creek Church, Lancaster County
Folder 2: Mummerts Church of B. [Church of the
Brethren?], between East Berlin and Abbotstown
Folder 3: Old
Zionsville Reformed Church
Folder 4: St.
David’s Church, near Hanover
Folder 5: St.
Paul’s, Indianland, near Cherryville, Northampton County
Folder 6: Union
Church, Egypt
Folder 7: Upper
Bermudian Church
Folder 8: Ziegel
Church, Weissenburg township, Lehigh County
Folder 9: Zion
(Stone) Church, Kreidersville
Box 5: slides
Assorted decorative arts;
Canadian
decorative arts;
Christmas
ornaments;
Cookie
cutters;
Eggs;
Furniture
and clocks;
Metalwares;
Paper
cuts;
Portraits;
Pottery;
Rooms,
architecture, buildings;
Textiles:
aprons
Textiles:
assorted
Textiles:
patterns
Box 6: slides
Textiles: pillowcases and sheets
Textiles:
quilts and coverlets
Textiles:
samplers
Textiles:
show towels [continues in next box; see also photos in Series II.B]
Box 7: slides
Textiles: show towels [continues from
previous box; continued in next box]
Box 8: slides
Textiles: show towels [continued from
previous box]
Fraktur
[continued in next box; see also slides in Series I]
Box 9: slides
Fraktur [continued from previous box;
continues in next box]
Box 10: slides
Fraktur [continued from previous box]
Fraktur:
Candian
Fraktur: European
Fraktur:
Southern
Fraktur:
Taufschein
Box 11: slides
Fraktur: Taufschein: printed
Fraktur:
Vorschrift
Fraktur
and broadsides: printed
Boxes 12-13:
slides
Tombstones [see also photos in boxes 2-4 of
this series]
Boxes 14-16:
slides
United States; many in box
14 are of Pennsylvania; many in box 16 are of people rather than places
[continues in next box]
Box 17: slides
United States
Europe (mostly unidentified; many
from 1972)
Boxes 18-25: slides
Europe; those in Box 19 are
mostly of northern Europe; those in boxes 21-24 are mostly of Germany; includes
Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Austria, Switzerland, and also other countries (continues
in next box)
Box 26: slides
Europe (various countries)
Israel
(continues in next box)
Box 27: slides
Israel (continued from previous box)
Box 28: photos
of Pennsylvania German tombstones (acc. 15x84)
[see
also Boxes 2-4, with other copies of same photos]
Folders 1-2: unidentified
Folder 3: Bergstrasse
Lutheran Church (Lancaster County)
Folder 4: Christ
Reformed Church (near Littlestown)
Folder 5: Church
of the Brethren, Great Conewago
Folder 6: Emanuel
Reformed Church (Abbottstown)
Folder 7: Emanuel
Lutheran Church (Brickerville)
Folder 8: Muddy
Creek Church, Lancaster County
Folder 9: Bixler,
Absalom: carver
Folder 10: Bixler,
David: carver
Folder 11: Erb,
J.: carver
Folder 12: Hanover,
Penn.: Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Folder 13: Hirneisen,
Jacob: carver
Box 29: photos
of Pennsylvania German tombstones (acc. 15x84)
[see
also Boxes 2-4, with other copies of same photos]
Folder 1: Weiler,
C.: carver
Folder 2: Wilson,
R.[?]: carver from Reamstown
Folder 3: Ballard
[?] family: carvers: Lehigh County
Folder 4: Lehigh
Valley
Folder 5: Mörs:
carver
Folder 6: York
County, Penn.
Folder 7: Carroll
County, Maryland
Series III: research files of Guy Reinert, Charles Rice, and the Stoudts (acc.
12x12)
Box 1: Reinert
Folder 1: Reinert,
Guy
Folder 2: Reinert,
Guy: Augustus Church, Trappe, Penn. (mostly photos)
Folder 3: Reinert,
Guy: Barns
Folder 4: Reinert,
Guy: Barns: photos
[note: includes
tintype, depicting farmer standing in front of small barn]
Folder 5: Reinert,
Guy: Basketmaking
Folder 6: Reinert,
Guy: Birch oil distilling
Folder 7: Reinert,
Guy: John Birmelin
Folder 8: Reinert,
Guy: Blacksmith (Henry Driehaus)
Folder 9: Reinert,
Guy: Blanket chests
Folder 10: Reinert,
Guy: Bookplate engravings (Adam Pietz)
Folder 11: Reinert,
Guy: Clocks
Folder 12: Reinert,
Guy: Comb making and combs
[includes
2 horn combs made in Pennsylvania, one in a case]
Box 2: Reinert,
Guy: Coverlets
Folder 1: Reinert,
Guy: Coverlets: correspondence
Folder 2: Reinert,
Guy: Coverlets: notes, clippings
Folder 3: Reinert,
Guy: Coverlets: notebook pages
Folder 4: Reinert,
Guy: Coverlets: notes and manuscripts
Folders 5-6: Reinert,
Guy: Coverlets: pictures
Box 3: Reinert
Folder 1: Reinert,
Guy: European folk art prototypes: photographs
Folder 2: Reinert,
Guy: Fabrics: photos [mostly coverlets]
Folder 3: Reinert,
Guy: Fraktur: photos
Folder 4: Reinert,
Guy: Ironwork
Folder 5: Reinert,
Guy: notes on photographs
Folder 6: Reinert,
Guy: Pennsylvania German Folklore Society
Folder 7: Reinert,
Guy: Pewter
Folder 8: Reinert,
Guy: Photographs
Folder 9: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: correspondence: John Ramsay
Folder 10: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: miscellaneous
Folder 11: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: photos
Box 4: Reinert
Folder 1: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Jacob Medinger
(potter) and William McAllsiter (artist)
Folder 2: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Stahls Brothers (Isaac
and Thomas), with photos of Isaac
Folder 3: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Thomas Stahl:
photographs
Folder 4: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Berks County
Folder 5: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Berks County:
photographs
Folder 6: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Bucks County
Box 5: Reinert
Folder 1: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Carbon County
Folder 2: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Lancaster County
Folder 3: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Lebanon County
Folder 4: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Lehigh County
Folder 5: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Montgomery County
Folder 6: Reinert,
Guy: Pottery: Northampton County
Folder 7: Reinert,
Guy: Pump making
Folder 8: Reinert,
Guy: Reading (Penn.) Bicentennial, 1946-1947
Folder 9: Reinert,
Guy: Samplers: photos
Folder 10: Reinert,
Guy: Show towels: photos
Folder 11: Reinert,
Guy: Edward C. Smith
Folder 12: Reinert,
Guy: Stiegal glass
Folder 13: Reinert,
Guy: Stories and clippings
Folder 14: Reinert,
Guy: Tombstones
Folder 15: Reinert,
Guy: Tombstones: negatives
Box 6: Reinert
Glass plate negatives from Reinert: map of New
Netherlands, 7 fraktur, and photos of papers pertaining to a school and church
in Maxetawny, Penn.
Box 7: Rice,
Stoudts
Folders 1-2: Rice,
Charles S.: photos of Amish
[includes photos of
Amish at a sale, interior of an Amish living room, a funeral (mostly cemetery
scenes), a school scene, a barn raising, a buggy maker, plowing, water wheels,
etc.]
Folder 3: Stoudt,
John Baer: “Pennsylvania German Superstitions, Prognostics, Folklore”
Folder 4: Stoudt,
John Baer: Rhymes, pottery
inscriptions, children’s lore, etc.
Folder 5: Stoudt, John Baer: scrapbook about
Oley Valley revival; also German songs, rhymes, etc.
Folder 6: Stoudt,
John Joseph: Folklore manuscript: part I: Children’s lore
Folder 7: Stoudt, John Joseph: Folklore
manuscript: part II: “The Proverbial Mind” (collected from the notebooks of
John Baer Stoudt)
Folder 8: Stoudt,
John Joseph: Folklore manuscript: part III: Ballads
Series IV:
Weiser and Neff collections
Box 1:
Baskets (B 1-36, plus one
unnumbered folder);
Butter prints (BU 1-38);
Cookie cutters (CC 1-63;
continues in next box);
Box 2:
Cookie cutters (CC 64-204,
continued from previous box, continues in next box);
Box 3:
Cookie cutters (CC 205-350;
continued from previous box, continues in next box);
Box 4:
Cookie cutters (CC 351-491,
continued from previous box, continues in next box);
Box 5:
Cookie cutters (CC 492-525,
plus one unnumbered folder; continued from previous box);
Fraktur (FR 1-100, but
missing numbers 95 and 97; continues in next box);
Box 6:
Fraktur (FR 101-191, but
missing number 185; continued from previous box);
Furniture (FU 1-28;
continues in next box)
Box 7:
Furniture (FU 29-37)
Objects (OB 1-99, plus four
unnumbered folders, but missing 11, 29, 56, and 71);
Box 8:
Textiles: AT numbers (AT
1-104, but missing 16 and 86)
Textiles: T numbers (T 1-6;
continues in next box)
Box 9:
Textiles: T numbers (T
7-138; continued from previous box, continues in next box)
Box 10:
Textiles: T numbers (T
139-247; continued from previous box, continues in next box)
Box 11:
Textiles: T numbers (T 247-295,
plus 24 unnumbered folders; continued from previous box)
Weiser and Neff collections
(pages in this folder found loose in box);
onservation reports (pages
in this folder found loose in box);
Ney/Nye/Krall families
(pages in this folder found loose in box);
Unidentified photos (these were found loose in box);
Show towels: sold
Also, two oversize photos, both of samplers, both
labeled sampler book, are found in Series II, Subseries B, Box 14. It is possible that these are photos of
samplers in the Weiser or Neff collections.
Series V:
Books and other publications
Shelved in
alphabetical order by main entry (author or title).
Adams,
Ruth. Pennsylvania Dutch Art. (The
American Arts Library.) (Cleveland:
World Publishing Co., 1950)
Along the Saucony. V.
6, no. 1 (Jan. 1983).
Altonaer Museum
in Hamburg. Stickmustertücher aus dem Besitz des Altonaer
Museums. (Hamburg: The Museum, 1975).
Amish Quilt Postcards in Full Color, from the
Collection of the Museum of American Folk Art.
Edited by Karla Friedlich. (New
York, 1989).
Amish Quilts from the Collection of the Museum of
American Folk Art. (Scranton, Everhart Museum,
1982).
Aspects of Amish
Mennonite History. Internal and External Perspectives on Amish and Mennonite Life. (Essen, 1984).
Aurand, A.
Monroe. Historical Account of the Ephrata Cloister and the Seventh Day Baptist
Society. (Aurand Press, 1940).
Aurand, A.
Monroe. Little Known Facts about Bundling in the New World. (Aurand Press, 1938).
Aurand, A.
Monroe. Little Known Facts about the Amish and the Mennonites: A Study of the Social Customs and Habits of
Pennsylvania's "Plain People."
(Aurand Press, 1938).
Note: copy 3 is a later
printing. Copy 2 includes recipes
printed inside front and back covers.
Aurand, A.
Monroe. Pennsylvania-German Dialect Stories and Poems. (Aurand Press, 1938).
Aurand, A.
Monroe. Popular Home Remedies and Superstitions of the Pennsylvania Germans.
(Aurand Press,
1941).
Aurand, A.
Monroe. Quaint Idioms and Expressions of the Pennsylvania-Germans. Fifth ed.
(Aurand Press, 1939).
Aurand, A.
Monroe. The Realness of Witchcraft in America. (Aurand Press, 1938, but this is an undated
reprint).
Aurand, A.
Monroe. Wit and Humor of the Pennsylvania Germans. (Aurand Press, undated reprint).
Authentic Pennsylvania Dutch Recipes. Compiled by Joe Zook. (Gordonville, 1981)
Backgrounds of the Old Order Mennonite Parochial
Schools of Pennsylvania, 1969-1980. (Gordonville Print Shop, no
date)
Beam, C.
Richard. Kleines Pennsylvaniadeutsches Wörterbuch = Abridged Pennsylvania German
Dictionary. (Heimatstelle Pfalz,
1970).
Bechtel, Ernest Waldo. Penna.
Dutch Poems. (no publisher, no date)
Bechtel, Ernest
Waldo. Schalle vun Freiheit = Echoes of Freedom. (no publisher, 1976).
Bedford County
Historical Society (Bedford, Pa.) Notes and Sketches of Early Bedford County
History. (Bedford, 1946).
Beissel,
Conrad. Ephrata Cloister Chorales: A Collection of Hymns and Anthems Composed
by Conrad Beissel. Edited and with
English words by Russell P. Getz. (New
York, n.d.)
Beloit Poetry Journal. Volume 5, no. 4 (summer 1955).
Benjamin, Steven
M. Amish
Bibliography, 1951-1977. (Occasional
Papers of the Society for German-American Studies, no. 3.) (Morgantown, W.V., 1979.)
Benjamin, Steven
M. A
Bibliography of Works Published in the Yearbooks of the Pennsylvania German
Folklore Society. (Occasional Papers
of the Society for German-American Studies, no. 4.) (Morgantown, W.V., 1979?)
Benjamin, Steven
M. German-American
Bibliography for 1979 with Supplements for 1971-1978. (Occasional Papers of the Society for
German-American Studies, no. 9.)
(Morgantown, W.V., 1980.)
Benjamin, Steven
M. A
Select Bibliography on the Pennsylvania German Dialect. (Occasional Papers of the Society for
German-American Studies, no. 2.)
(Morgantown, W.V., 1979.)
Berks County. Berks
County: Its History and Government.
2d ed. Reading, Pa. : The County
Commissioners, 1973.
Bible. The
Book of Acts in Pa. Deitsh. (South
Holland, Ill., 1977).
Bible. Mark
Sei E’fangeylium in Pa. Deitsh. With
supplement. (Waxhaw, N.C., 1975).
Bible. Es
Evangelium vum Mattheus. (Stuttgart
and Allentown, 1955).
Birmelin,
John. E Bissel vun Dem un e Bissel vun Sellem. (Kaiserlautern, 1960).
Birmelin,
John. ‘S Heisel im Hof. (no place,
no date).
Black Creek Pioneer Village Recipes. (Toronto, n.d.)
Blasé, Francis,
Jr. Heebner
& Sons: Pioneers of Farm Machinery in America, 1840-1926. (Hatfield, Pa., 1984).
Braun,
Hartmut. Was die Pfalzer in der Welt Singen.
(Pfalz, 1969).
Brensinger,
Donald. Pennsylvania Dutch Almanac Beliefs.
(Pennsburg, Pa., 1968).
A Brethren Pilgrimage. (no place, no date).
A Brief History of Education Standards from Early
Bible Days to the Present. (cover: Report of Committee of
Plain People, Making Pleas for Leniency from Depressive School Laws.) (no place, 1939).
Brunk, Geo.
R. A
Crisis among Mennonites, in Education, in Publication. 2d ed., rev.
(Harrisonburg, Va., 1983.)
Bryan,
Kirke. The Schoolmaster of Skippack.
(Norristown, 1971).
Bucks County
Historical Society. The Mercer Mile. (Doylestown,
1972).
Burkhart, Larry
L. The
Bank Barn of Historic Schaefferstown.
(Historic Schaefferstown Record, special series, 2.) (Schaefferstown, Pa., 1977)
Burnham, Dorothy
K. Pieced
Quilts of Ontario. (Royal Ontario
Museum, 1975.)
Busch,
Wilhelm. Hans un Yarick = Max and Moritz.
Bilingual edition. Translated
into Pennsylvania German by John Bermelin.
(Neckarsteinach, Germany, 2002.
Busch,
Wilhelm. Jake un Johnny ‘n Buweg’schicht in siwwe Schtreech, vum J. William
Frey. (Clinton, S.C. : Frey, 1943).
Campbell, Rhoda
H. Out
of the Silent Past. (Lancaster, Pa.,
1950).
Children’s Favorite Meals from Amish Parochial
Schools. (Dalton, Ohio, 1979).
Cobb, Sanford
H. The
Palatine or German Immigration to New York and Pennsylvania. (Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 1897).
The Countryman’s Family Album. (Pennsburg, Pa., 1954.
Colonial
Coverlet Guild of America. Handbooks for
1938-1939 and 1944-1945.
Cook Book: Recipes compiled by The Women’s Guild of Zion’s
Church. (Windsor Castle, 1967).
Cragg,
Perry. The Amish: A Photographic Album.
((Middlefield, Ohio, 1971).
Crist, Robert
Grant. George Croghan of Pennsboro.
(Harrisburg, 1965).
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