Photostat: Map of Mackinac Island [by J.F. Emery?] after survey by J.N. Macomb, 1855-1856, with attached notes

Map = 1of2, 2 paper notes scanned separately, compiled into one scan sharing same hs # as map, with suffix 2of2

Christian duty to emigrants: a sermon delivered before the Boston society for the prevention of pauperism, at the Old South church in Boston, May 9, 1852.

Cover title: A sermon delivered before the ... society ...

The records of Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church, Wilmington, Del., from 1697 to 1773 /

Marriage index (males)--Marriage index (females)--Births and baptisms.--Burials.--General index.--Errata.

[Route from Washington, D.C. to Old Pohick Church, Accotink, Virginia].

Shows distances from the White House at selected points.

Indian Basket Makers

On verso: On back of original picture is marked "The real Indian" Picture taken between 1872-1874.

Applications of spin resonance techniques to the study of radiation effects,

Includes bibliography.

Grace Anglican Church (St. Catharines, Ont.) collection

Grace Anglican Church was founded as a mission church of St. Thomas', St. Catharines. A large house, originally built and owned by the William and Maria McCalla family, was donated by Colonel R.W. Leonard for this purpose. The mission was dedicated on 29 June 1921. It was not until 1938 that Grace Church became an independent parish. A church building was constructed and opened on 28 November 1939. In April 1956 part of the church was damaged by fire, was rebuilt and enlarged.

Falkland Island English

This chapter examines some of the grammatical variability and non-standardness found in the English of the Falkland Islands. The Falklands are an archipelago of over 700 islands located in the western South Atlantic Ocean, 480km off the east coast of Argentina. Although the population is small – around 3000 - the islands cover an area of over 12000km2 – slightly larger than Jamaica and half the size of Wales, making them, after Greenland, the most sparsely populated political entity in the world. In political terms, the Falklands are an Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom. In contrast to the rural isolated image that the Falklands perhaps conjure up, the community is, in demographic terms, an urban and diverse one. Over 85% of the population living in the capital Stanley. The 2006 census (Government of the Falkland Islands 2007: 6) shows that 55% of the population were not born on the Islands, with the largest migrant groups coming from the UK, St Helena (another British Overseas Territory, located in the eastern South Atlantic), Chile and Australia. It also highlighted the fact that people born in 62 different countries were resident on the islands at the time (Pascoe and Pepper 2008: 38). By way of a comparison, only Monaco and Andorra, in Europe, have a higher proportion of their populations made up of migrants. In addition to the local Falkland population, there is a large military presence on the islands at the Royal Airforce Base at Mount Pleasant, 50km south-west of Stanley. The Head of State is the monarch of the UK, who is represented on the islands by a governor. The democratically elected 11-member Legislative Assembly is responsible for day-to-day government of the islands. The Falklands are perhaps most famous because of their 74 day occupation by Argentina in 1982. It is not appropriate here to go into detail about the dispute between the UK and Argentina about the sovereignty of the Islands. What is undisputed is that there has been a continuous Anglophone speech community on the islands since the early 1830s, making it one of the most recently developed ‘Inner Circle’ (Kachru 1985) Englishes in the world. This chapter examines the grammatical characteristics of Falkland Island English, drawn from a transcribed corpus of over 500,000 words of informal conversational speech, collected by Andrea Sudbury both in Stanley and in ‘Camp’ (the local name for the rest of the islands) (see Sudbury 2000, 2001 for more details about the methods used in the survey).

25 years in Central Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Cover title.

A discourse on the history of the First Christian Church and Society in Marblehead : delivered to his people January 7, 1816 /

Shaw & Shoemaker, 37384.

First German Methodist Episcopal Church, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Building at Fourth and West Jefferson Streets 1896-1952; Image from publication: 125th anniversary 1846-1971. West Side United Methodist Church (Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Trinity Lutheran Church, ca. 1880-1899

Image taken from student paper for U-M architecture class

Church of the Servant, Kentwood, Michigan, 1988-1994

[Conceptual Sketch of Elevation], untitled. Ink sketch on tracing paper with marker coloring, 12 x 29 1/2 inches [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]