Ephrata Cloister – 1777, National Wax Museum, Lancaster PA Vintage Postcard

Description: Ephrata Cloister – 1777, National Wax Museum, Lancaster PA Vintage Postcard Ephrata Cloister - 1777 During the American Revolution the members of Ephrata Cloister, a cloistered German Seventh-Day Baptist sect led by Conrad Beissel, opened their buildings as a hospital for wounded soldiers from the Battle of Brandywine. The order, which has been formally dissolved, was known for its musical ability in the composing of church hymns and for their impressive choral renderings of this musical art form. Ephrata Cloister is open to visitors, it is a property of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.Postmark: Not PostmarkedPostcard Size: 5 1/2 x 3 1/2Postcard Condition: Please examine both front and back photos carefully for flaws as they depict exactly what you will be purchasing. The gray border around the postcard has been added by the scanner in order for you to clearly see edge wear, etc. Click on images to supersize for better viewing. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us - we look forward to hearing from you. Shipping: Free Shipping via eBay standard envelope. All postcards are securely packaged with protective sleeve and cardboard mailer. Returns: Accepted within 30 days if item is not as described. Explore my other listings for more unique postcards and collectibles! AE25

Price: 3.95 USD

Location: Macungie, Pennsylvania

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