1838 SING SING CAMP MEETING. An Irreplaceable Lithograph Camp Layout Used at the 1838 Sing Sing Camp Meeting. Commentary with which it was crowned

with which it was crowned

But if ye had known what this meaneth

including two large corresponding mid-19th century ledgers recording the records of one of the most important Conferences and churches in the Methodist Episcopal Church of the 19th century

Byrd did become a member of the joint commission to survey the Virginia-North Carolina boundary line in 1728

No other copies of this large format

1838 SING SING CAMP MEETING. An Irreplaceable Lithograph Camp Layout Used at the 1838 Sing Sing Camp Meeting. Commentary with which it was crownedAn absolute gem of an artifact, likely unique and originally displayed at the camp meeting to be used to introduce visitors and guests to the 1838 camp meeting to the camp lay out, rules, etc., The 11 x 18 lithograph is entitled "Diagram of Camp Meeting Held at Sing Sing 1838," and provides various details related to the event. Sections include, "Occupants of New York Tents;" [41 persons] "Joseph Smith's Tents;" [10 persons] "Rules and Orders for the