A legacy of Lutheran storytelling - Living Lutheran
As the final print issue of Living Lutheran hits homes, we seek to honor the legacy of Lutheran publications and mark some major milestones.
Stay updated with breaking news from Lutheran Observer. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
As the final print issue of Living Lutheran hits homes, we seek to honor the legacy of Lutheran publications and mark some major milestones.
Past editors of Living Lutheran and its predecessor, the Lutheran, reflect on the magazines' legacy as the end of the print edition nears.
— Photo from the Guilderland Historical Society Meadowdale Station, once located next to the tracks on Meadowdale Road, was one of the Delaware & Hudson’s smaller depots. Notice the telegraph poles in the background. The National Telegraph Company had run lines between Albany and Binghamton along the railroad route. Victory at Yorktown; ratification of the Constitution; George Washington’s death; the British invasion of Washington, D.C.; election of Andrew Jackson; outbreak of the Civil War; assassination of Lincoln — when and how did 18th- and 19th-century Guilderland residents learn...