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    Black and white portrait of Preston Laury, dean and professor of systematic theology at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada.

    Black and white composite photograph of Waterloo Seminary class of 1916 and faculty members Preston Laury and Ottomar Lincke (centre photographs). Left side: H. Rembe (top), G. Weindenhammer (bottom). Right side: E. Huenergard (top) and A. Goos (bottom).

    Monthly publication of The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Central Canada. Includes articles, News from our Churches, and advertisements. Features a portrait of Rev. Prof. Preston A. Laury, president of the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario.

    Handwritten letter from Preston Laury, president of the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada to Carroll Herman Little on July 7, 1917. Laury encourages Little to accept the call as professor to the Seminary. He discusses the influence of German Lutherans at the Seminary.

    Monthly publication of The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Central Canada. Includes images and articles about the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada, reports, editorial notes, News from our Churches, and advertisements.

    Handwritten letter from Preston Laury, President of the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada to Rev. Carroll Herman Little on July 9, 1917. Laury urges Little to accept the call as English professor at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario.

    Partial handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother, Candace Little, in December 1916. Little describes family life with his wife Bonnie and their children, and his work as a Lutheran pastor in Morrisburg, Ontario. Little discusses the war, and the appointment of "pro-German" Rev. Larmartine in Montreal, Quebec, ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on April 20, 1918. Little describes his family life, gardening, the war, and the resignation of the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary President Preston Laury.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on February 3, 1919. Little describes family life with his wife Bonnie and their children; his work as a faculty member at the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada in Waterloo, Ontario; ice skating on the lake in Waterloo Park.; Nils Willison's ...