Chautauqua Historical Society Newsletter V.7 Issue 2 No.18
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In 1885, a joint committee composed of Methodist ministers and laymen from the St. Louis Min- isterial Association and the Southern Illinois Sunday School conference was charged with the responsibility to locate a site for a "western Chautauqua," This Chautau- qua was to be modeled after the New York Chautauqua, founded in 1874.
The book is a revision and expansion of an earlier work published by Historic Elsah Foundation in 1974. This earlier work was written by William Fabian, who was then a ...Principia student. Fabian is now retired and lives in Colorado. Tomlinson has been in contact with Fabian about the original chapters, looking for comments and advice.
Fabian's book ended the Western Chautauqua story in 1974, before the Reorganization process was fully under way and six years before it was completed, Tomlinson is adding new chapters to describe the history of our Chau- tauqua over the last four decades. This past year he has culled through past Program books, searched through decades of the Channels, reviewed visual material, and especially, interviewed key figures in the history of the past forty years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1885, a joint committee composed of Methodist ministers and laymen from the St. Louis Min- isterial Association and the Southern Illinois Sunday School conference was charged with the responsibility to locate a site for a "western Chautauqua," This Chautau- qua was to be modeled after the New York Chautauqua, founded in 1874.
The book is a revision and expansion of an earlier work published by Historic Elsah Foundation in 1974. This earlier work was written by William Fabian, who was then a ...Principia student. Fabian is now retired and lives in Colorado. Tomlinson has been in contact with Fabian about the original chapters, looking for comments and advice.
Fabian's book ended the Western Chautauqua story in 1974, before the Reorganization process was fully under way and six years before it was completed, Tomlinson is adding new chapters to describe the history of our Chau- tauqua over the last four decades. This past year he has culled through past Program books, searched through decades of the Channels, reviewed visual material, and especially, interviewed key figures in the history of the past forty years.
What to read after Chautauqua Historical Society Newsletter V.7 Issue 2 No.18?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chautauqua Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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