File:Faculty of the Pacific Theological Seminary, 1917.jpg
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English: Faculty of the Pacific Theological Seminary, 1917, from a proceedings volume celebrating the school's 50th anniversary. Shown are William F. Badè, John Wright Buckhm, Harvey Hugo Guy, Raymond C Burke, Chester Charlton McCown, George Tolover Tobson, Charles Edward Bush, Albert Wentworth Palmer, Miles Bull Fletcher |
| Date | copyright 1917 |
| Source | [https://archive.org/stream/religiousprogres00paci#page/306/mode/2up Religeous progress on the Pacific Slope. Pilbrim Press, Boston, 1917 opposite p 306 |
| Author | photographs unattributed |
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