Unitarian Universalist Images

Photograph In March 1965, the Reverend Dana McLean Greeley (second from left), Unitarian Universalist Association President, joined other American religious leaders in civil rights marches in Montgomery, Birmingham, and Selma, Alabama. Reverend George...

Photograph The Icelandic Free Church of Blaine, Washington, was founded in 1928. Their church building was first used for worship on May 26, 1929, with a morning service in Icelandic led by the Rev. Halldor Johnson and an evening service in English led by...

Photograph Oliver Stearns was born in Lunenburg, Massachusetts, on June 3, 1807. He received an AB from Harvard in 1826 and an AM in 1829. While serving as a tutor in mathematics at Harvard, he studied at the Divinity School and graduated in the class of...

Photograph Inman Chapel in Haywood County, North Carolina, was dedicated in 1903. In 1897, the Universalist State Conference of North Carolina had pledged assistance to construct this building to honor James Anderson Inman (1826-1913), the long-time...

Photograph Credit: Pach Bros, Cambridge, Mass. [ Toy, Crawford Howell, with negative] For more information, see the exhibit page where this is displayed.

Engraving Samuel Johnson was born in Salem, Massachusetts, on October 10, 1822. He received an AB from Harvard in 1842 and graduated from Harvard Divinity School in 1846. He served the Church in Harrison Square (Third Unitarian Society) in Dorchester in...

No. 7: Is Beer a Temperance Drink? Type Talks on Alcohol - No. 7 - Is Beer a Temperance Drink? Unitarian Temperance Society [bMS 76/1 (9)] For more information, see the exhibit page where this is displayed.

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Photograph The Unitarian Church of Barneveld, New York, was organized in 1803. Its meeting house was dedicated January 30, 1817. The text on the pulpit wall is from John 17:3: "That they might know Thee, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom Thou hast...

Photograph The Second Independent or Congregational Church of Charleston, S.C., was organized in 1772. This building was dedicated in 1787 (building had started before the Revolutionary War), enlarged and remodeled in 1852, and badly damaged in the...