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    Knickle Studio / Lunenburg, N.S.

    Knickle Studio / Lunenburg, N.S.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on April 6, 1911. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their sons Carolus and Herman, and his work as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia. Includes information about the search for a housefather for the Bethany ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on April 21, 1910. Little describes his life with his wife Bonnie and son Carolus, and his work as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on April 28, 1910. Little describes his life with his wife Bonnie and son Carolus, and his work as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia. He discusses attending the launch of a ship.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on January 5, 1911. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their first child, Carolus, and his work as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia. Includes information about their Christmas and New Year celebrations, and the weather ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on June 8, 1911. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their sons Carolus and Herman, and his work as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia. Includes information about the search for a housefather for the Bethany ...

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on March 30, 1911. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their sons Carolus and Herman, and his work as pastor o in Nova Scotia. Includes information about the search for a housefather for the Bethany Orphans Home.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on September 7, 1911. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their sons Carolus and Herman, and his work as a pastor in Nova Scotia. Includes information about his preparations to become housefather at the Bethany Orphans' Home.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on August 28, 1911. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their sons Carolus and Herman, and his work as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on April 20, 1911. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their sons Carolus and Herman, and his work as pastor in Nova Scotia. Includes information about the search for a housefather for the Bethany Orphans' Home.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother. Little describes his life with his wife Bonnie and son Carolus; his work as pastor; the weather; and a funeral for a young girl with over 700 people in attendance.

    Handwritten letter to Carroll Herman Little from the Church Council of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, on August 14, 1909. The letter is the call to become the pastor of the parish.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to Dr. Weidner, on December 20, 1909. Little discusses his ongoing religious readings.

    Handwritten letter from C. H. Little to his mother. Little discusses his work as a pastor, family life with his wife and son, gardening, the weather, and a vacation in New Germany, Nova Scotia.

    Partial handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their first child, Carolus, and his work as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother on December 22, 1910. Little describes life with his wife Bonnie and their first child, Carolus, and his work as pastor of the New Germany parish in Nova Scotia, as he prepares for Christmas celebrations and services.

    Handwritten letter from C. H. Little to his mother. He discusses the marriage of his sister Jennie Lee, his work as a pastor, family life, and his financial situation.

    Handwritten letter from C. H. Little to his mother. Little describes family life with his wife and son Carolus, and his work as a Lutheran pastor.

    Handwritten letter from Carroll Herman Little to his mother. Little describes his life with his wife Bonnie and son Carolus, his work as pastor, family news, the weather, and gardening.