1907 Ekklesia Favor

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Abstract/Description:	Pipe paperweight which was a favor for the 1907 Ekklesia in Chicago, Illinois. The pipe was donated by Winthrop A. Haviland Jr. (Yale University 1941). The 59th Ekklesia was held at the University of Chicago from July 24-26, 1907. There were 312 in attendance.
Subject(s):	1907 Ekklesia

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Pipe paperweight which was a favor for the 1907 Ekklesia in Chicago, Illinois. The pipe was donated by Winthrop A. Haviland Jr. (Yale University 1941).

The 59th Ekklesia was held at the University of Chicago from July 24-26, 1907. There were 312 in attendance.

Subject(s):

1907 Ekklesia

Title:	1907 Ekklesia Favor.
Genre:	Object
Other Date:	1907
Abstract/Description:	Pipe paperweight which was a favor for the 1907 Ekklesia in Chicago, Illinois. The pipe was donated by Winthrop A. Haviland Jr. (Yale University 1941). The 59th Ekklesia was held at the University of Chicago from July 24-26, 1907. There were 312 in attendance.
Subject(s):	1907 Ekklesia
Held by:	Phi Gamma Delta Digital Repository
In Collections:	Objects Museum Artifacts 1907 Ekklesia Collection

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