Times to Remember in Elzevir says that in the 1880s three of the Kleinsteuber brothers built a log church in the German Settlement and that it was visited frequently by a Methodist Circuit Rider minister.
It also said that on a frosty winter night the singing of traditional German Christmas carols could be heard more than a mile away.
Photos include the log church (with added Christmas decor), taken about 1930. It was dismantled and became part of the Price's Log Cabin restaurant in Actinolite, at the junction of Highway 7 and Highway 37. The hand drawn map of the German Settlement circa 1930s is also included.
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It also said that on a frosty winter night the singing of traditional German Christmas carols could be heard more than a mile away.
Photos include the log church (with added Christmas decor), taken about 1930. It was dismantled and became part of the Price's Log Cabin restaurant in Actinolite, at the junction of Highway 7 and Highway 37. The hand drawn map of the German Settlement circa 1930s is also included.
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