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Total matches for "William Miller Home (Whitehall, NY)": 29

Ascension Rock, near the Miller farm, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall)
Barrels found in an upper attic May 7, 1987. One contained over one thousand original William Miller documents.
Sketch of William Miller's house, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
Trail to Maple Grove and William Miller Chapel, Low Hapton, New York (near Whitehall)
Trail toward Ascension Rock, near the Miller farm, Low Hapton, New York (near Whitehall)
View of area near the Miller farm, Low Hapton, New York (near Whitehall)
William Miller
William Miller
William Miller Chapel
William Miller Chapel
William Miller Chapel, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1848
William Miller Chapel, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1848
William Miller Chapel, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1848
William Miller Chapel, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1848
William Miller Chapel, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1848
William Miller Chapel, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1848
William Miller Chapel, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1848
William Miller home
William Miller's barn, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
William Miller's barn, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
William Miller's barn, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
William Miller's bed in his study, where he died Dec. 20, 1849.
William Miller's house, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
William Miller's house, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
William Miller's house, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
William Miller's house, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
William Miller's house, Low Hampton, New York (near Whitehall), built in 1815.
William Miller's parlor--Victorian furniture owned by William Miller's daughter, Lucy Bartholomew and donated by his great grand-daughter of the same name.
William Miller's study--Jim Nix preparing for sundown worship.

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