Photograph- Farmhouse used as school by Rev. Robert Smith, pastor of Pequea Presbyterian Church (1750-1793). School was forerunner of Princeton Theological Seminary. One of Rev. Smith's sons late became president of Princeton. Long room at left was demolished, which was original school room.
Photograph- Farmhouse used as school by Rev. Robert Smith, pastor of Pequea Presbyterian Church (1750-1793). School was forerunner of Princeton Theological Seminary. One of Rev. Smith's sons late became president of Princeton. Long room at left was demolished, which was original school room.
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Farmhouse used as school by Rev. Robert Smith, pastor of Pequea Presbyterian Church (1750-1793). School was forerunner of Princeton Theological Seminary. One of Rev. Smith's sons late became president of Princeton. Long room at left was demolished, which was original school room.
Yeates School Alumni Reunion at Slaymaker Lodge, June 23, 1951. All persons are identified in a list attached to the back of each photo. Front row, left to right: Jack Locher, William Barton Bard, John H. Girvin, Walter McGovern, J. M. Brenneman, Kirk Galbraith, W. J. L. Walker, Frank Reynolds, Clyde Shissler, Lyman Windolph, Samuel Herman, A. J. Kline, Ephraim Shue, S. C. Slaymaker. Second row, left to right: Clarence Wohlsen, Jess Butz, Dudley Brown, Howard Herr, William Drachbar, Owen Bricker, Charles Snyder, Frank Everts, William Gardiner, H. P. Smith Sr., Paul Sutton, Paul Denckla, Willing Foulke, Edwin Roland, William Heitshu. Third row, left to right: Robert Hartman, John Bausman Jr., Henry Hopkins, John Pfister, Reynolds Hopkins, Donald Brown, Max Kramer, John Woods, John R. C. Boyer, Alfred Burt, Henry H. Nolt III. Fourth row, left to right: William Klein, James Locher Jr., Lester Kurtz, Herbert Leman, John Hartman, Morton Rosse, William Brown, Holmes Carson, Charles Perot, Nevin Schroeder, Edwin Scovel, Thomas J. Brown Jr. Back row, left to right: Truxton Brodhead, Robert Smith, Arthur Herman, Andrew Rote, Robert Locher, Frank Gunzenhauser, Jan Claxton, John Watson and Leon Herman.
