Martini Lutheran Church’s 150th Anniversary
On May 10, 1868, there were 37 stars on the American flag, Andrew Johnson was the President of the United States, and
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F.C.D. Wyneken in Baltimore 1845-1850
F. C. D. Wyneken In Baltimore 1845-1850 In 2006, while looking through a file drawer of Church memorabilia I found a sketch
MARTINI’S HILBORNE ROOSEVELT ORGAN NO. 329
Hilborne Lewis Roosevelt, nicknamed Hilly by his wife Kate, was the builder of our church organ. He was of the Oyster Bay,
Martini Lutheran Church’s School on Leadenhall Street 1860
Martini Lutheran Church which is now located on Henrietta and Hanover Streets in Baltimore had its first school house on Leadenhall Street.
St. Paul’s Cemetery in Druid Hill Park, an Update. Restoration Work Finished
After readiig various articles about St. Paul's Cemetery in Druid Hill Park on the web, I think it is time for an update.
Second German Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul’s Church 1835-1867
Second German Evangelical Lutheran Church, the mother church for the first three Missouri Synod Churches in Baltimore, was organized on
The Care of St. Paul’s Cemetery In Druid Hill Park
The Care of St. Paul’s Cemetery In Druid Hill Park The land for St. Paul’s Cemetery in Druid Hill Park was purchased
Martini’s St. Paul’s Cemetery
Martini's cemetery sits on a knoll in Druid Hill Park. Our mother church, Second German Evangelical Lutheran Church St. Paul's, purchased the
History Of Martini Lutheran Church
From urban middle-class to inner city ramshackle to rejuvenated showplace, such is the history of the harbor community of Baltimore, where, by