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Elizabeth Mikler, carrying a pot. 1930s., Black and White
Elizabeth Mikler, daughter of Michael Mikler, is holding a container as she poses for this photo on her family's farm in Slavia. 1930s.
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Elizabeth Mikler, carrying a pot. 1930s., Original
Elizabeth Mikler, daughter of Michael Mikler, is holding a container as she poses for this photo on her family's farm in Slavia. 1930s.
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Elizabeth Mikler on steps of the Michael Mikler home. 1930s., Black and White
Elizabeth Mikler on the steps of her home in Slavia on Mikler Road. 1930s
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Elizabeth Mikler on steps of the Michael Mikler home. 1930s., Original
Elizabeth Mikler on the steps of her home in Slavia on Mikler Road. 1930s
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Elizabeth Mikler with textbook in classroom at Oviedo School, c.1928, Black and White
A school photo of young Elizabeth Mikler, with her textbook, at Oviedo School. c.1928
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Elizabeth Mikler with textbook in classroom at Oviedo School, c.1928, Enhanced
A school photo of young Elizabeth Mikler, with her textbook, at Oviedo School. c.1928
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Elizabeth Mikler with textbook in classroom at Oviedo School, c.1928, Original
A school photo of young Elizabeth Mikler, with her textbook, at Oviedo School. c.1928
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Elmer L. Bellhorn (b.1915- d.2005) First Principal of St. Luke's School.
Elmer L. Bellhorn was installed as the first Principal of St. Luke's School on August 31, 1952. Mr. Bellorn served in this position (while also teaching in the upper grades) until 1976, when he decided to retire as principal. But Mr. Bellhorn continued to teach junior high math until his full retirement in 1980. His wife, Virginia, served as Kindergarten teacher at St. Luke's for many years.
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Elmer L. Bellhorn (b.1915- d.2005) First Principal of St. Luke's School.
Elmer L. Bellhorn was installed as the first Principal of St. Luke's School on August 31, 1952. Mr. Bellorn served in this position (while also teaching in the upper grades) until 1976, when he decided to retire as principal. But Mr. Bellhorn continued to teach junior high math until his full retirement in 1980. His wife, Virginia, served as Kindergarten teacher at St. Luke's for many years.
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Elmer L. Bellhorn (b.1915- d.2005) First Principal of St. Luke's School.
Elmer L. Bellhorn was installed as the first Principal of St. Luke's School on August 31, 1952. Mr. Bellorn served in this position (while also teaching in the upper grades) until 1976, when he decided to retire as principal. But Mr. Bellhorn continued to teach junior high math until his full retirement in 1980. His wife, Virginia, served as Kindergarten teacher at St. Luke's for many years.
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Elmer L. Bellhorn (b.1915- d.2005) First Principal of St. Luke's School.
Elmer L. Bellhorn was installed as the first Principal of St. Luke's School on August 31, 1952. Mr. Bellorn served in this position (while also teaching in the upper grades) until 1976, when he decided to retire as principal. But Mr. Bellhorn continued to teach junior high math until his full retirement in 1980. His wife, Virginia, served as Kindergarten teacher at St. Luke's for many years.
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Entire Student Body of St. Luke's Christian Day School Assembled on Stage, c. 1954
The student body of St. Luke's Christian Day School,gathers on the stage of the school auditorium, c. 1954, with teachers, Miss Marian Stanko and Miss Elinor Junas. Students were not individually identified.
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Entry to St. Luke's Church Property 1991
View of the main entry to St. Luke's Lutheran Church from SR 426, as it appeared in 1991. Note that the white building to the south of the church was the former parsonage...which was used (in 1991) as the church office. This scene was to change very drastically within a few months of the taking of this photo: the parsonage was moved away, the transepts constructed in 1957 were demolished and the original 1939 structure (though it remained standing) underwent radical alterations.
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Eva Pavlik, Sister of Andrew Duda, Sr.
Photo of Eva Pavlik, sister of Andrew Duda, Sr. found in family's collection. Probably taken in Europe. Date unknown, but likely in early 1900s. Snapshot (Courtesy: Elaine Lavender) scanned at SLLS, 2001, for archival collection.
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Expansion and remodeling of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. 1957
In 1957, the members of St. Luke's dedicated their newly expanded and remodeled faciilty. The small brick church erected in 1939 was no longer large enough for the congregation's needs, so that structure was elongated and two large transepts were added to create a "cruciform shape" for the facility. Some of the earliest images of the new addition were likely taken even before the dedication of the worship space on May 5, 1957.
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Expansion and remodeling of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. 1957
In 1957, the members of St. Luke's dedicated their newly expanded and remodeled faciilty. The small brick church erected in 1939 was no longer large enough for the congregation's needs, so that structure was elongated and two large transepts were added to create a "cruciform shape" for the facility. Some of the earliest images of the new addition were likely taken even before the dedication of the worship space on May 5, 1957.
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Exterior and interior views of Duda Family's ancestral church in Adamovske Kochanovce, Slovakia
Three photos, taken in 1994, of the Duda family's ancestral church in Adamovske Kochanovce, Slovakia. The church (exterior view), built in 1791, underwent some restorations at this time. The chandelier seen on the interior image of the altar and chancel area, was the gift of John and Katie Duda several years before. Jaroslav Duda, Sr. (nephew of Andrew, Sr) sits in the "family pew" with Walter Duda, who is visitng from the US in July, 1994. Also, a photo of the interior of the same church (2001) which appeared in the book, "Evanjelicke kostoly na Slovensku"(Tranoscius).
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Exterior and interior views of Duda Family's ancestral church in Adamovske Kochanovce, Slovakia
Three photos, taken in 1994, of the Duda family's ancestral church in Adamovske Kochanovce, Slovakia. The church (exterior view), built in 1791, underwent some restorations at this time. The chandelier seen on the interior image of the altar and chancel area, was the gift of John and Katie Duda several years before. Jaroslav Duda, Sr. (nephew of Andrew, Sr) sits in the "family pew" with Walter Duda, who is visitng from the US in July, 1994. Also, a photo of the interior of the same church (2001) which appeared in the book, "Evanjelicke kostoly na Slovensku"(Tranoscius).
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Exterior and interior views of Duda Family's ancestral church in Adamovske Kochanovce, Slovakia
Three photos, taken in 1994, of the Duda family's ancestral church in Adamovske Kochanovce, Slovakia. The church (exterior view), built in 1791, underwent some restorations at this time. The chandelier seen on the interior image of the altar and chancel area, was the gift of John and Katie Duda several years before. Jaroslav Duda, Sr. (nephew of Andrew, Sr) sits in the "family pew" with Walter Duda, who is visitng from the US in July, 1994. Also, a photo of the interior of the same church (2001) which appeared in the book, "Evanjelicke kostoly na Slovensku"(Tranoscius).
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Exterior and interior views of Duda Family's ancestral church in Adamovske Kochanovce, Slovakia
Three photos, taken in 1994, of the Duda family's ancestral church in Adamovske Kochanovce, Slovakia. The church (exterior view), built in 1791, underwent some restorations at this time. The chandelier seen on the interior image of the altar and chancel area, was the gift of John and Katie Duda several years before. Jaroslav Duda, Sr. (nephew of Andrew, Sr) sits in the "family pew" with Walter Duda, who is visitng from the US in July, 1994. Also, a photo of the interior of the same church (2001) which appeared in the book, "Evanjelicke kostoly na Slovensku"(Tranoscius).
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Exterior Night View of Lighted Faceted Glass Windows of New Facility. c. 1995
After dark, the faceted glass windows of the 1993 sanctuary (when lighted from the interior) and the illuminated cross on the bell tower of the facility invite the interest of those passing the church on SR 426. Photo image, c.1995.
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Exterior of 1939 Brick Church, Early Photo c. 1939
Probably one of the earliest photos of the brick church, soon after construction in 1939. The wooden church can barely be seen behind it (far right). But landscaping plants are markedly less mature than in some other photos. Small B&W scanned on Epson 10000 at SLLC, April, 2012.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of completed new facility. c.1994-95
Images of the exterior of the finished construction project with slightly different vantage points, taken by various photographers and contributed to the church archives, c.1994-95.
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Exterior of Duda Church In Slovakia (From Right Side) 2009
View of exterior (from right side of main entrance)of the Duda family's ancestral church in Slovakia (Adamovske Kochanovce). Photo taken in June, 2009, during the family's reunion in Slovakia.
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Exterior of first brick church, c. 1940, with Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy
Photo of entrance (with steeple) and south side of first brick church, c. 1940. Pastor Stephen Tuhy, dressed in casual clothes, stands next to an American flag on the concrete walk at the entrance. Snapshot (Courtesy: Judy Duda) was scanned at SLLS, 2001, for 90th anniversary display. Image also appeared in Oviedo Voice, Nov. 13, 1993 in a commemorative edition re: the dedication of the 1993 sanctuary.
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Exterior of first brick church, c. 1940, with Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy
Photo of entrance (with steeple) and south side of first brick church, c. 1940. Pastor Stephen Tuhy, dressed in casual clothes, stands next to an American flag on the concrete walk at the entrance. Snapshot (Courtesy: Judy Duda) was scanned at SLLS, 2001, for 90th anniversary display. Image also appeared in Oviedo Voice, Nov. 13, 1993 in a commemorative edition re: the dedication of the 1993 sanctuary.
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Exterior of First Permanent School 1949
A view of the exterior of St. Luke's first permanent school structure, dedicated in 1949. The north wing of the new building held classrooms and was connected by a roofed 'loggia' to the school's auditorium. The auditorium contained a stage and was used for many plays, receptions and congregational gatherings, as well as school functions.
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Exterior of St. Luke's expanded church. c.1994-2000
Views of recently completed church facility, c.1994. One image is taken from the south, the other is a frontal view of the remodeled 1939 brick church, now connected to the new portion. Some images may have been taken as late as the year 2000
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Exterior of St. Luke's expanded church. c.1994-2000
Views of recently completed church facility, c.1994. One image is taken from the south, the other is a frontal view of the remodeled 1939 brick church, now connected to the new portion. Some images may have been taken as late as the year 2000
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Exterior of St. Luke's expanded church. c.1994-2000
Views of recently completed church facility, c.1994. One image is taken from the south, the other is a frontal view of the remodeled 1939 brick church, now connected to the new portion. Some images may have been taken as late as the year 2000
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Exterior of St. Luke's expanded church. c.1994-2000
Views of recently completed church facility, c.1994. One image is taken from the south, the other is a frontal view of the remodeled 1939 brick church, now connected to the new portion. Some images may have been taken as late as the year 2000
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Exterior of St. Luke's expanded church. c.1994-2000
Views of recently completed church facility, c.1994. One image is taken from the south, the other is a frontal view of the remodeled 1939 brick church, now connected to the new portion. Some images may have been taken as late as the year 2000
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Exterior of St. Luke's expanded church. c.1994-2000
Views of recently completed church facility, c.1994. One image is taken from the south, the other is a frontal view of the remodeled 1939 brick church, now connected to the new portion. Some images may have been taken as late as the year 2000
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Exterior of St. Luke's School, c. 1954, With New South Wing Added to Original Structure
A view of St. Luke's Christian Day School, as it appeared in 1954-55, after the addition of the new south wing (far right).
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Exterior View of 1939 Church And North Service Road, c. 1940
View from northwest of the 1939 brick church, showing service road from the highway. Note also that the original (wood) church has been relocated and sits some 100-150' behind the brick church, c. 1940. 2x4" sepia snapshot, scanned on Epson1000XL, at SLLC, 2011.
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Exterior View of 1993 Church Facility. c. 1998
A beautiful colored photo image of St. Luke's Lutheran Church, the expanded facility, which was dedicated in 1993. Photo was likely taken in late 1990s, prior to the construction of the new school which currently stands behind (to the east) of this building complex.
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Exterior views of 1939 church during demolition process c.1990
During the demolition of the 1957 addition to the church, c.1990-91, in preparation for the building of a new sanctuary, the 1939-built portion of the brick facility was retained. To protect the stained glass windows and other features from damage during the demolition, the windows were removed and sent to a facility in the midwest to be re-leaded. The gutted structure was then boarded up, awaiting extensive remodeling at the completion of the building project. The 1939 facility was then used as a chapel and was connected to the new sanctuary by a narthex area.
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Exterior views of 1939 church during demolition process c.1990
During the demolition of the 1957 addition to the church, c.1990-91, in preparation for the building of a new sanctuary, the 1939-built portion of the brick facility was retained. To protect the stained glass windows and other features from damage during the demolition, the windows were removed and sent to a facility in the midwest to be re-leaded. The gutted structure was then boarded up, awaiting extensive remodeling at the completion of the building project. The 1939 facility was then used as a chapel and was connected to the new sanctuary by a narthex area.
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Exterior views of 1939 church during demolition process c.1990
During the demolition of the 1957 addition to the church, c.1990-91, in preparation for the building of a new sanctuary, the 1939-built portion of the brick facility was retained. To protect the stained glass windows and other features from damage during the demolition, the windows were removed and sent to a facility in the midwest to be re-leaded. The gutted structure was then boarded up, awaiting extensive remodeling at the completion of the building project. The 1939 facility was then used as a chapel and was connected to the new sanctuary by a narthex area.