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Missionaries at Adams Mission Station posing with a new Ford car that Bunker bought.

This is Reverend A.E. LeRoy's obituary from April 5, 1960, published by the Office of Communications at the United Church of Christ, 14 Beacon Street Boston, MA. It was written the day after he died and provides information about his time spent as…

A.E. LeRoy pictured with wife and four children at Adams Mission Station in Natal, South Africa in 1917.

Reverend A.E. LeRoy is pictured with his wife Rhoda Clarke and four children: Gaylord Clarke, Anna Ruth-Waterman, Ethel May, and Mary Carol-Frankenhouser. The photograph was taken at Adams Mission Station in approximately 1917.

Photograph of King Chulalongkorn

A photograph of King Chulalongkorn, he is also known as King Rama V, n.d.

Two boys from Jubilee Hall who attend the training school at Adams Mission Station are pictured making stamp, also called hominy.

A drawing of the vessel Morning Star published in the 1906 book "Pacific Islanders, from Savages to Saints: Chapters from the Life Stories of Famous Missionaries and Native Converts by Delavan L. Pierson.