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Zion Lutheran Church Council and Parish Council Minutes,\n          1900-2005\n        Box 4: 38758101567104 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 5: 38758101567112 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 6: 38758101567120 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 7: 38758101567138 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 8: 38758101567146 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 21: 38758101567310 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Series V: Church Membership Records, 1956-2005\n        Box 9: 38758101567153 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 10: 38758101567161 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 11: 38758101567179 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Series VI: Church Records, 1884-2013\n        Box 12 38758101567187 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 13 38758101567195 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        OVERSIZE FOLDER 1: 38758101567591 Map Case Drawer E, Folder 11\n        OVERSIZE FOLDER 2: 38758101567583 Map Case Drawer E, Folder 12","Series VII: Women of the Church, 1925-2013\n        Box 14: 38758101567203 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 15: 38758101567211 Stack 10, Shelf 2","Series VIII: Church Youth, 1919-2013\n        Box 16: 38758101567229 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 17: 38758101567237 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 18: 38758101567245 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 19: 38758101567252 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 20: 38758101567260 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        FRAMED STORAGE 38758101567575","Series X: Church Books, 1856-2009\n        Box 22: 38758101567286 Stack 10, Shelf 2\n        Box 23: 38758101567294 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 24: 38758101567302 Stack 10, Shelf 2","Series X: Audio Visual Materials, 1884-2007\n        Box 25: 38758101567328 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 26: 38758101567336 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 27: 38758101567344 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 28: 38758101567351 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Within each series, materials are organized chronologically with undated materials in the\n        rear. The exception is Series X, Church Books which is sorted by size due to storage\n        concerns.","An index for the recording in series X: Audio Visual Materials is:","ID\n              Title\n            \n          \n          \n            \n              Mt. Zion 01\n              Mt. Zion Remembers April 22 2010\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 02\n              Mt. Zion Remembers Oral History November 2009\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 03\n              Mt. Zion Reformation Video, October 29 1995\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 04\n              Easter Program at Mt. Zion 1992\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 05\n              Mt. Zion Lutheran Church 1996\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 06\n              Mt. Zion Church Homecoming September 1, 1996\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 07\n              Pastor Murray Christmas\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 08\n              Mt. Zion Church\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 09\n              Interview Mary Wetzel (93 years old) by Pastor Murray\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 10\n              Mt. Zion Youth Favorites\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 11\n              Baptism \u0026 Dave Program\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 12\n              Vacation Bible School, July 26-29 2004","Mt. Zion Lutheran Church dates to 1829 when Abraham Smutz and his family sold land to a\n        group of church trustees. This land contained a house that the deed required to be used as a\n        school and church for any denomination. Mt. Zion’s Lutheran congregation met there twice a\n        month during the 1870s.","In 1884 the Lutherans in the area began work on their own church building beside the Union\n        church. The area surrounding the new church had previously been dedicated as a cemetery and\n        the first burials at the site occurred in 1882.","In 1895 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church joined with St. Luke Lutheran Church to form a new parish.\n        The coordination would last, with a few interruptions, to this day. In 1898 the two\n        congregations joined with Lebanon Lutheran Church in the north end of the county to form an\n        expanded parish. Since transportation was primitive the minister’s time at each church was\n        limited. Mt. Zion hosted the minister on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays.","In 1908 a narthex and belfry was added to the church. The membership of the church numbered\n        156 adults in 1912. Other changes occurred over the next several decades as modern utilities\n        came to the area. In 1925 electricity was added to the church’s parsonage. During the next\n        decade a sink and water pump were also added. Finally, the church’s first bathroom with\n        indoor plumbing was installed in 1943.","In 1948 when the church replaced the dual entrances and aisles, originally designed to\n        segregate men and women, with a single entrance. During the project the church also added a\n        large altar picture featuring Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane to honor members who had\n        fought in World War II. When these changes were dedicated in 1949, the church listed 150\n        communing members. The final major renovation to the church occurred in 1980-1981 when a\n        social hall and parking lot was added.","In the decades that followed, the make-up of the Lutheran Parish to which Mt. Zion belonged\n        changed drastically. Lebanon Church left the parish in 1969 when the other churches voted to\n        realign the parish to include only two churches. This parish alignment would last until\n        1988, when Mt. Zion decided to become a one-church parish. However, the church was unable to\n        support a minister on its own. In Mt. Zion and St. Luke rejoined in 2015 and continue to\n        operate as a dual parish today.","The Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Collections consists of approximately 35 linear feet of\n        material stored in 29 boxes, 2 oversize folders, and 1 framed item. The materials contained\n        within include documents, newspapers, ledgers, roster books, minute books, notebooks, scrap\n        books, photographs, negatives, and bound publications. The collection is organized into the\n        following 10 series:","Series I, Church Reports and Directories, 1958-2011 contains published church reports\n          and membership directories\n        Series II, Church Services and Devotionals, 1935-2006 contains church bulletins,\n          pamphlets from services, and various church devotionals\n        Series III, Newsletters and Newspapers, 1940-2019 contains various newsletters and\n          newspapers published by the church or by other organizations that contain information\n          about the church.\n        Series IV, Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council and Parish Council Minutes, 1900-2005\n          contains the minutes of the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council and of the various Lutheran\n          Parishes with which the church was affiliated.\n        Series V, Church Membership Records, 1956-2005 contains records related to the\n          membership of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church including transfers, rosters, child rosters, and\n          membership cards. \n        Series VI, Church Records, 1884-2013 contains various legal records and financial\n          records and other documents produced by the church or related to its operations. \n        Series VII, Women of the Church, 1925-2013 contains the records of the Women of the\n          Church group which was called at various times the Mt. Zion Ladies Aid Association, Mt.\n          Zion Unitech Lutheran Church Women, Mt. Zion Church Women, and Mt. Zion Women of the\n          ELCA.\n        Series VIII, Church Youth Contains Sunday School records, Cradle Roll records, and\n          records from other youth groups and activities, including the Mt. Zion Luther League. \n        Series IX, Church Books, 1856-2009 contains various published and unpublished books\n          and bound items related to the church including hymnals, music books, bibles, religious\n          texts, ledgers and synod assembly minutes.\n        Series X: Audio Visual Materials, 1884-2007 contains photographs, audio recordings,\n          and video recordings produced by the church.","Items retained by Mt. Zion Lutheran Church located in the Fairview\n        Community west of Woodstock Virginia.","Materials in this collection are in\n          English."],"collection_title_tesim":["Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Collection, 1856-2019"],"collection_ssim":["Mt. 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Zion 09\u003c/entry\u003e\n              \u003centry colname=\"2\"\u003eInterview Mary Wetzel (93 years old) by Pastor Murray\u003c/entry\u003e\n            \u003c/row\u003e\n            \u003crow\u003e\n              \u003centry colname=\"1\"\u003eMt. Zion 10\u003c/entry\u003e\n              \u003centry colname=\"2\"\u003eMt. Zion Youth Favorites\u003c/entry\u003e\n            \u003c/row\u003e\n            \u003crow\u003e\n              \u003centry colname=\"1\"\u003eMt. Zion 11\u003c/entry\u003e\n              \u003centry colname=\"2\"\u003eBaptism \u0026amp; Dave Program\u003c/entry\u003e\n            \u003c/row\u003e\n            \u003crow\u003e\n              \u003centry colname=\"1\"\u003eMt. Zion 12\u003c/entry\u003e\n              \u003centry colname=\"2\"\u003eVacation Bible School, July 26-29 2004\u003c/entry\u003e\n            \u003c/row\u003e\n          \u003c/tbody\u003e\n        \u003c/tgroup\u003e\n      \u003c/table\u003e\n    "],"arrangement_heading_ssm":["Arrangement"],"arrangement_tesim":["All items are organized by material type within the following series:","Series I: Church Reports and Directories, 1958-2011\n        Box 1: 38758101567070 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Series II: Church Services and Devotionals\n        Box 2: 38758101567088 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Series III: Newsletters and Newspapers, 1940-2019\n        Box 3: 38758101567096 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Series IV: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council and Parish Council Minutes,\n          1900-2005\n        Box 4: 38758101567104 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 5: 38758101567112 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 6: 38758101567120 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 7: 38758101567138 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 8: 38758101567146 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 21: 38758101567310 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Series V: Church Membership Records, 1956-2005\n        Box 9: 38758101567153 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 10: 38758101567161 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 11: 38758101567179 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Series VI: Church Records, 1884-2013\n        Box 12 38758101567187 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 13 38758101567195 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        OVERSIZE FOLDER 1: 38758101567591 Map Case Drawer E, Folder 11\n        OVERSIZE FOLDER 2: 38758101567583 Map Case Drawer E, Folder 12","Series VII: Women of the Church, 1925-2013\n        Box 14: 38758101567203 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 15: 38758101567211 Stack 10, Shelf 2","Series VIII: Church Youth, 1919-2013\n        Box 16: 38758101567229 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 17: 38758101567237 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 18: 38758101567245 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 19: 38758101567252 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 20: 38758101567260 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        FRAMED STORAGE 38758101567575","Series X: Church Books, 1856-2009\n        Box 22: 38758101567286 Stack 10, Shelf 2\n        Box 23: 38758101567294 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 24: 38758101567302 Stack 10, Shelf 2","Series X: Audio Visual Materials, 1884-2007\n        Box 25: 38758101567328 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 26: 38758101567336 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 27: 38758101567344 Stack 10, Shelf 3\n        Box 28: 38758101567351 Stack 10, Shelf 3","Within each series, materials are organized chronologically with undated materials in the\n        rear. The exception is Series X, Church Books which is sorted by size due to storage\n        concerns.","An index for the recording in series X: Audio Visual Materials is:","ID\n              Title\n            \n          \n          \n            \n              Mt. Zion 01\n              Mt. Zion Remembers April 22 2010\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 02\n              Mt. Zion Remembers Oral History November 2009\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 03\n              Mt. Zion Reformation Video, October 29 1995\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 04\n              Easter Program at Mt. Zion 1992\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 05\n              Mt. Zion Lutheran Church 1996\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 06\n              Mt. Zion Church Homecoming September 1, 1996\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 07\n              Pastor Murray Christmas\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 08\n              Mt. Zion Church\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 09\n              Interview Mary Wetzel (93 years old) by Pastor Murray\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 10\n              Mt. Zion Youth Favorites\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 11\n              Baptism \u0026 Dave Program\n            \n            \n              Mt. Zion 12\n              Vacation Bible School, July 26-29 2004"],"bioghist_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eMt. Zion Lutheran Church dates to 1829 when Abraham Smutz and his family sold land to a\n        group of church trustees. This land contained a house that the deed required to be used as a\n        school and church for any denomination. Mt. Zion’s Lutheran congregation met there twice a\n        month during the 1870s.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn 1884 the Lutherans in the area began work on their own church building beside the Union\n        church. The area surrounding the new church had previously been dedicated as a cemetery and\n        the first burials at the site occurred in 1882.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn 1895 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church joined with St. Luke Lutheran Church to form a new parish.\n        The coordination would last, with a few interruptions, to this day. In 1898 the two\n        congregations joined with Lebanon Lutheran Church in the north end of the county to form an\n        expanded parish. Since transportation was primitive the minister’s time at each church was\n        limited. Mt. Zion hosted the minister on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn 1908 a narthex and belfry was added to the church. The membership of the church numbered\n        156 adults in 1912. Other changes occurred over the next several decades as modern utilities\n        came to the area. In 1925 electricity was added to the church’s parsonage. During the next\n        decade a sink and water pump were also added. Finally, the church’s first bathroom with\n        indoor plumbing was installed in 1943. \u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn 1948 when the church replaced the dual entrances and aisles, originally designed to\n        segregate men and women, with a single entrance. During the project the church also added a\n        large altar picture featuring Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane to honor members who had\n        fought in World War II. When these changes were dedicated in 1949, the church listed 150\n        communing members. The final major renovation to the church occurred in 1980-1981 when a\n        social hall and parking lot was added.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn the decades that followed, the make-up of the Lutheran Parish to which Mt. Zion belonged\n        changed drastically. Lebanon Church left the parish in 1969 when the other churches voted to\n        realign the parish to include only two churches. This parish alignment would last until\n        1988, when Mt. Zion decided to become a one-church parish. However, the church was unable to\n        support a minister on its own. In Mt. Zion and St. Luke rejoined in 2015 and continue to\n        operate as a dual parish today.\u003c/p\u003e\n    "],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Administrative Information"],"bioghist_tesim":["Mt. Zion Lutheran Church dates to 1829 when Abraham Smutz and his family sold land to a\n        group of church trustees. This land contained a house that the deed required to be used as a\n        school and church for any denomination. Mt. Zion’s Lutheran congregation met there twice a\n        month during the 1870s.","In 1884 the Lutherans in the area began work on their own church building beside the Union\n        church. The area surrounding the new church had previously been dedicated as a cemetery and\n        the first burials at the site occurred in 1882.","In 1895 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church joined with St. Luke Lutheran Church to form a new parish.\n        The coordination would last, with a few interruptions, to this day. In 1898 the two\n        congregations joined with Lebanon Lutheran Church in the north end of the county to form an\n        expanded parish. Since transportation was primitive the minister’s time at each church was\n        limited. Mt. Zion hosted the minister on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays.","In 1908 a narthex and belfry was added to the church. The membership of the church numbered\n        156 adults in 1912. Other changes occurred over the next several decades as modern utilities\n        came to the area. In 1925 electricity was added to the church’s parsonage. During the next\n        decade a sink and water pump were also added. Finally, the church’s first bathroom with\n        indoor plumbing was installed in 1943.","In 1948 when the church replaced the dual entrances and aisles, originally designed to\n        segregate men and women, with a single entrance. During the project the church also added a\n        large altar picture featuring Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane to honor members who had\n        fought in World War II. When these changes were dedicated in 1949, the church listed 150\n        communing members. The final major renovation to the church occurred in 1980-1981 when a\n        social hall and parking lot was added.","In the decades that followed, the make-up of the Lutheran Parish to which Mt. Zion belonged\n        changed drastically. Lebanon Church left the parish in 1969 when the other churches voted to\n        realign the parish to include only two churches. This parish alignment would last until\n        1988, when Mt. Zion decided to become a one-church parish. However, the church was unable to\n        support a minister on its own. In Mt. Zion and St. Luke rejoined in 2015 and continue to\n        operate as a dual parish today."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThe Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Collections consists of approximately 35 linear feet of\n        material stored in 29 boxes, 2 oversize folders, and 1 framed item. The materials contained\n        within include documents, newspapers, ledgers, roster books, minute books, notebooks, scrap\n        books, photographs, negatives, and bound publications. 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Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.","This collection is arranged in twelve (12) series:","Series I: Letter Box, March 31 1918","Series II: Letter Box, Receiver L.S. Company, 1891-1892","Series III: Receivership Documents, July 1891-February 1892","Series IV: Dedford Company Correspondence, 1901-1909","Series V: Bark Reports and Receipts, 1905-1911","Series VI: Correspondence, 1909-1917","Series VII: Ledgers, 1874-1913","Series VIII: Maps and Plats","Series IX: Technical Drawings","Series X: Payroll Records","Series XI: Letter Box, 1907-1909","Series XII: Letter Box, 1909","Walls, Susan. Liberty Furnace. Unpublished, Compiled April 2015. Shenandoah Room, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.","In 1822, Walter Newman began operating a furnace on a 900-acre piece of property he owned along Stony Creek, west of Edinburg. Newman called this site Liberty Furnace, a name that is retained today.","This collection was stored in a structure near the site of the original Liberty Furance. Most letters, receipts, and loose documents were stored in a large desk. These items have been processed and archived together. Ledgers and other bound items were stored in open shelves. Loose items from these bound volumes have been stored in a document box with notations detailing their original location. Items too large for document storage have been placed in oversize folders and stored in the archives map case and noted in the inventory.","The Liberty Iron Furnace Collection consists of approximately 34.5 linear feet of materials. This includes 224 folders of documents, 74 folders of documents previously stored in ledger books, a collection of technical drawings related to the furnace's machinery, maps and plat drawings of the company's land holdings, surveys of the company's rail line, and approximately 51 ledgers, checkbooks, day books, and other bound record books. They are stored in 29 boxes, 8 rolled storage boxes, and 19 oversized folders. The collection is organized into the following twelve series.","Series 1, Letter Box, March 31 1918 includes correspondence found in a letter box labeled March 31, 1918. The correspondence covers the 1909-1910 period and is sorted alphabetically as found in the letter box.","Series 2, Letter Box, Receiver L.S. Company, 1891-1892 includes correspondence found in a letter box labeled Receiver L.S. Company, 1891. The documents cover the 1909-1912 time period and are sorted as found in the letter box.","Series 3, Receivership Documents, July 1891-February 1892 includes receipts and documents related to the time period when the Liberty Iron Company was placed in receivership. It is sorted chronologically as originally found.","Series 4, Dedford Company Correspondence, 1901-1911 includes reports and receipts for bark shipped by the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company to various businesses during that period. These are sorted chronologically and were found together. There is no Folder 4.5 in Box 4.","Series 5, Bark Reports and Receipts, 1905-1917 includes a wide array of records, correspondence, and other documents related to the operations of the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company and its successor from 1909-1917. These are sorted chronologically and were found stored together.","Series 6, Correspondence, 1909-1917 includes a wide array of bound record books including ledgers, employment logs, day books, account books, checkbooks, receipt books, and other journals. It covers the operation of the Wissler furnaces, the Liberty Iron Company, and the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company and is stored as size permits.","Series 7, Ledger, 1874-1913 includes a variety of documents and records found from ledger books from the time period 1874-1913, sorted as originally found.","Series 8, Maps and Plats, 1891-1899 includes maps of the company's rail line, surverys of company land holdings, and maps related to the company's operation. The bulk appears to have been created sometime around 1900, but most of the items are undated.","Series 9, Technical Drawings, undated includes a single folder with technical drawings related to the company's machinery. 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