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1. Translation of Church Constitution of St. Matthew's German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation

Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

2. State of South Carolina, Charleston County, Verification of A. H. C. Stender

Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

3. Program of Services for the Re-Opening of St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church

Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

4. Photograph of The Sunday School Building Committee

Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

5. Photograph of Pastor Louis Muller

Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

6. Photograph of Men's Bible Class

Creator:: Jacobs, Howard R.
Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

7. Newspaper Clippings about Charleston's German Immigrants

Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

8. Newspaper Clipping Recognizing Reverand Louis Muller

Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

9. Newpaper Clippings of Fortieth Anniversary of German Immigrant Arrival in Charleston

Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

10. Letter to Mr. D. Werner, Chairman, from German Evangelical Lutheran Church committee members C. Wulbern, Herman Klatte, and John Rugheimer

Creator:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church (Charleston, S.C.)
Collection:: Historical and Governing Records, 1841-1925
Institution:: St. Matthew's Lutheran Church