COMPOUND OBJECT (12 Items)

Tacoma Friends Meeting Item Info

Leonard Holden, photograph
Leonard Holden, photograph
IMAGE
Julius Jahn, photograph
Julius Jahn, photograph
IMAGE
Juanita Hembrow, research essay...
Juanita Hembrow, research essay - application/pdf
PDF
Leonard Holden, interview transcript...
Leonard Holden, interview transcript - application/pdf
PDF
Leonard Holden, audio 1...
Leonard Holden, audio 1 - audio
AUDIO
Leonard Holden, audio 2...
Leonard Holden, audio 2 - audio
AUDIO
Leonard Holden, audio 3...
Leonard Holden, audio 3 - audio
AUDIO
Julius Jahn, interview transcript...
Julius Jahn, interview transcript - application/pdf
PDF
Julius Jahn, audio 1...
Julius Jahn, audio 1 - audio
AUDIO
Julius Jahn, audio 2...
Julius Jahn, audio 2 - audio
AUDIO
Julius Jahn, audio 3...
Julius Jahn, audio 3 - audio
AUDIO
Project bibliography
Project bibliography - application/pdf
PDF
Title:
Tacoma Friends Meeting
Creator:
Hembrow, Juanita
Date Created:
1992
Description:
Leonard Holden, founder of the Tacoma Friends Meeting, and Julius Jahn, a long-time member of the Religious Society of Friends, talk about the history of the Quakers and reflect on the personal experiences and revelations that inspired them to become pacifists and Conscientious Objectors. Holden shares his efforts in establishing a permanent Quaker meeting place in the Tacoma area, and Jahn describes his experiences with various Quaker groups and sects throughout the United States. Both men expound on the various services and humanitarian projects that the Tacoma Friends Meeting has been involved in, from draft counseling services to collaborative efforts with other churches to rehabilitate low-income housing.
Subjects:
Tacoma Religious life and customs Politics 20th century 21st century
Location:
South Tacoma
Latitude:
47.20604191920209
Longitude:
-122.4809781554604
Source:
Tacoma Community History Project
Type:
record
Format:
compound_object
Source
Preferred Citation:
"Tacoma Friends Meeting", Tacoma Community History Project, University of Washington Tacoma Library
Reference Link:
https://erika-b.github.io/tchp/items/chp199207.html
Rights
Rights:
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