Eugene R. Kellersberger Papers

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Eugene R. Kellersberger (1888-1966) was a medical missionary to the American Presbyterian Congo Mission (APCM) and General Secretary of the American Mission to Lepers. This collection includes photographic materials related to Dr. Kellersberger's time as a medical missionary in the Belgian Congo and to his 1946 world and 1947-1948 Far East tours. His Africa photograph album contains over 2,000 items, and it primarily spans the years from the 1920's to 1940. View the collection guide to learn more. Featured image: Eugene Kellersberger and pet monkey, ca. 1925.

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Title:
Three women standing with a group of children.
Description:
Three women standing with a group of children. [Nitrate negative from American Mission to Lepers, world leprosy tour, 1946.]
Subject names:
American Mission to Lepers., Kellersberger, E.R. (Eugene Roland), 1888-1966--Archives., American Presbyterian Congo Mission.
Topics:
Missionaries--Congo (Democratic Republic)—20th century., Missions--Congo (Democratic Republic)—20th century.
URL:
https://digital.history.pcusa.org/islandora/object/islandora:11072
Title:
Group of children.
Description:
Group of children. [Nitrate negative from American Mission to Lepers, world leprosy tour, 1946.]
Subject names:
American Mission to Lepers., Kellersberger, E.R. (Eugene Roland), 1888-1966--Archives., American Presbyterian Congo Mission.
Topics:
Missions--Congo (Democratic Republic)—20th century.
URL:
https://digital.history.pcusa.org/islandora/object/islandora:11071
Title:
Group of men and women playing music outside.
Description:
Group of men and women playing music outside. [Nitrate negative from American Mission to Lepers, world leprosy tour, 1946.]
Subject names:
American Mission to Lepers., Kellersberger, E.R. (Eugene Roland), 1888-1966--Archives., American Presbyterian Congo Mission.
Topics:
Missions--Congo (Democratic Republic)—20th century.
URL:
https://digital.history.pcusa.org/islandora/object/islandora:11062

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