Watch Tower History

Following on from meeting places being called Tabernacles (e.g. Brooklyn Tabernacle, London Tabernacle) it was easy to see why some large ha...

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The Story of the MacMillan family The post that follows this shows how many children at one time lived with their parents at the Society’s...

This article could be subtitled: Did they have a crèche? A review of the 1910 Brooklyn census reveals the names of those then living in th...

I need basic biography including first name for S. S. Thomas, a lawyer active in 1890 in New Jersey and New York. I have no detail beyond t...

Please find Bullinger's  De Scriptura Sanctae praestantia, dignitate, excellentissimaqu authoritate on books.google.com. Scroll to page...

  Because of a bad actor who will not go away, I've turned on comment moderation. That means your comments will not show up until approv...

Graveyard memorials are an interesting adjunct to genealogy and history. They often tell us about attitudes towards death and also fame, goi...

I need scans [or originals] of Convention related materials from 1889 to 1942, no matter how insignificant the material may seem. Usher/atte...

 Jose objected to Jerome's article on Conley suggesting that Conley was always  a millionaire. As a reminder, comments should be factual...

Jerome's article below mentions Conley's large chart. I've been looking for that for about four years. Perhaps you can find succ...

In 1914 a religious writer, Rev. G.P. Pardington, produced a book of 238 pages that has a bearing on Watch Tower related history. It was a s...