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FormatBook Whole
Author, Monographic[German Society of Pennsylvania]
Title, MonographicGerman Day, 1892
Place of PublicationPhiladelphia, PA
Publisher[German Society of Pennsylvania]
Date of Publication[1892]
Extent of Work106 pages, [5] leaves of plates : illustrations, portraits, facsimile ; 24 cm
View Onlinehttps://archive.org/details/germanday189201germ
ContentsGerman-American Events, Principally of Pennsylvania, Up To 1870, Collected and Chronologically Arranged by Oswald Seidensticker --- Hon. Samuel W. Pennypacker, LL.D. --- Deutsche Institute in Philadelphia (Kirchen, Wohlthaetige Gesellschaften, Bildungs-Vereine, Gesangvereine, Volksfest-Vereine, Turn- und Schuetzen-Vereine, Deutsche Zeitungen in Philadelphia) --- Deutsche Gesellschaften fuer Unterstuetzung von Einwanderern in den Ver. Staaten --- John D. Lankenau --- "Columbia und Germania," Festspiel von H. H. Fick --- Dr. Gottfried T. Kellner --- Wie ist Amerika zu seinem Namen gekommen? --- Francis Daniel Pastorius. Pennsylvania's First Poet, by O. Seidensticker --- The First German in America, by C. T. Eben --- The First History of the Norse Discovery of America, by C. T. Eben --- Official List of Arrivals of German, Austrian and Swiss Immigrants in the United States --- Advertisements.
NotesCover title. In German and English. "This memorial volume is published to celebrate the 209th anniversary of the landing of the first German settlers in America. Thursday, October 6, 1892"--Page [1]. Edited by Oswald Seidensticker. At head of programs on p. 4 and 5: German Day celebration. Deutscher Tag. "Officers of the German Society, 1892"--Page 2. Philadelphia trade advertisements: bookbinder's slip tipped in on p. [72], 73-106, p. [2] and [3] of cover.
Call NumberPIA PA
MKI TermsGerman Day celebrations/ German Americans -- Pennsylvania