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Reel one: “The Alma E. McKibbin Tape”

 Item — Box: 1, Folder: 20
Identifier: VII

Content Description

From the Collection: The Ernest W. Lloyd Collection contains a significant amount of correspondence between Lloyd and Louise Dederen, the former curator for the Andrews University Heritage Room. This correspondence is largely related to the sending and formation of the collection. Included within this correspondence are stories and information about events and church pioneers.

In addition to the correspondence there are a lot of biographical material and writings by Lloyd and by others. In the way of audio visuals there are several recordings of considerable interest. One is Alma E. McKibbin telling of her friendship and experiences with Ellen White. The other is of S. P. Edwards telling about the founding and early years of Loma Linda Sanitarium.

Also included in the collection were materials relating to Max Hill, and John N. Loughborough. These latter materials have been transferred to more appropriate locations.

Dates

  • 1896 - 1985

Extent

From the Collection: 3 Boxes

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Bibliography

Story of Alma E. McKibbin's friendship and experiences with Ellen G. White. McKibbin was a teacher at Healdsburg College. Also author of several of Adventist’s first school books for children. She also served as the first church school teacher in California. See letter written by E. Lloyd, January 15, 1973

Processing Information

It took 4 CD’s to contain the recording from reel one.

Creator

Repository Details

Part of the Center for Adventist Research Manuscript Collections Repository

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