Evangeline Collection

Evangeline is an epic poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow published in 1847 which describes the separation of Evangeline and her beloved Gabriel during the expulsion of the Acadian community from Nova

Evangeline Booth, Salvation Army, by Ira L Hill
Portrait of Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army (daughter of William Booth, founder), by Ira L Hill. Used for her 1919 lecture tour, The Secret of the Salvation Armys Success. circa 1919

Lindbergh, Louis & Mum
Charles Augustus Lindbergh with the Spirit of St Louis and his mother, Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh, taken before the start of his historic solo flight across the Atlantic. Date: 1927

The home of Evangeline. Date c1887 Oct. 27

Gabriel and Evangeline. Date c1888 Jan. 3

Evangeline. Date c1877 June 25

Evangeline Booth on The secret of the Salvation Armys success at City Auditorium. Poster features a photographic portrait of Evangeline Booth, standing, three-quarter length

Rices Evangeline extravaganza company. Date c1879

Rices beautiful Evangeline. Date c1896

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