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Part of:
Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
Date issued:
01/01/1955
Assujettir:
Andrews, John Nevins 1829-1883
Source:
Center for Adventist Research
La description:
J.N. Andrews' grave; Written on back: "Fall '55 Basel"
Créateur:
Crispell Gallery
Part of:
Smith-Bovee Collection
Date issued:
01/01/1880
Assujettir:
Andrews, John Nevins 1829-1883
Source:
Center for Adventist Research
La description:
Portrait of J. N. Andrews and Gift of Mark Bovee, 1974
Date issued:
01/01/1960
Assujettir:
Andrews, John Nevins 1829-1883
Source:
Center for Adventist Research
La description:
J. N. Andrews sailed for Switzerland, September 15, 1874. This is one of the trunks he took in his trip.
Part of:
Mark L. Bovee, 1964
Date issued:
01/01/1964
Assujettir:
Andrews, John Nevins 1829-1883
Source:
Center for Adventist Research
La description:
This black walnut chest was the personal possession of Elder J. N. Andrews and was used by him for carrying tracts as he traveled from place to place giving Bible lectures, in company with Elder James White. It was hand crafted by a cabinet maker at Allegan, Michigan.
Créateur:
Reeve
Date issued:
01/01/1880
Assujettir:
Andrews, John Nevins 1829-1883
Source:
Center for Adventist Research
La description:
A reprint of J. N. Andrews portrait done by Reeve Studio, who was a successor of Crispell Gallery and Hull & Son Studio. and Gift of Mrs. Asahel Smith
Item contents:
Créateur:
Hull and Son
Part of:
Asa T. Robinson Collection, Otto J. Graf Collection, and Andrews-Spicer Collection
Date issued:
01/01/1880
Assujettir:
Andrews, John Nevins 1829-1883
Source:
Center for Adventist Research
La description:
Gift of Dave Wilbur, 1999 and Portrait of J. N. Andrews.
Créateur:
William M. Jones
Part of:
Andrews-Spicer Collection
Date issued:
01/01/1870
Assujettir:
Andrews, John Nevins 1829-1883
Source:
Center for Adventist Research
La description:
Portrait of J. N. Andrews taken while he was in Rosenhayn, New Jersey. Original print is undated but was likely created in the 1870s based on the style of the carte de visite.