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North India, West Bengal. Students outside Narainpur Girl's Boarding School. At the back, right, is the School Principal, Missionary Ellen Laursen.
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The old mud-built church in Vaipoor Village.
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“Among the Hills, India”. Landscape view of large rocky outcrops on top of which have been built a number of cairns. The Chamba mission was established, in 1863, by William …
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“Native Gentleman’s House, Sialkot City, Panjab, India”. Exterior view of a large ornate domestic residence. Several individuals stand on the roof balcony. ❧ Sialkot became a frontier military station, having …
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"Philip and family". Indigneous preacher with his wife and young girl. One of 89 albumen prints mounted on 27 loose album pages, taken or compiled by Sarah Goffin, wife of …
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Sketch map over the PLC area (Pakistani Lutheran Church). The church was founded in 1955 by the Lutheran Missions in Denmark and America: Danish Pathan Mission and World Mission Prayer …
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Literature work at Peshawar, Pakistan. What are they studying at the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan?
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"Indes - Couvent De Seremban - Dames de St. Maur. - Bébés au temps de la récréation." Children and babies play outside, supervised by nuns. Additional print on the front …
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Punjab University Hall, Lahore." A ground view shows a large stone building with domed towers. Printed on the back is"The Punjab Religious Book Society, Lahore.
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“Village Street Panjab [Punjab] – Rev. Scott.” View of several indigenous people in a narrow street. Rev. Scott, probably William Scott, (1866-1936), is pictured on the left. Rev. Scott was …