> photo of unknown church ["Bonnie M. Gilson" <[email protected]] > > > I've placed a photo of the interior of an unknown church on my website: > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bgilson/PU_40.JPG > > The photo is unmarked. It came to me from my Grandmothers (1908-1988) > estate. Most of her photos came from her mothers side in Tomah and > I'm thinking it's quite possible that this one did too. I have many > many old photos from Tomah that I'll be placing on my website soon... > > I know it's a long shot but does anyone recognize the interior of this > little church (the windows? the arched ceiling? the words on the > back wall "Now is Christ Risen from the Dead"?)? > And I responded that the Church might be St. Luke's outside of Elroy. I've checked with my source, and confirmed that I was wrong. it is NOT St Luke's. On a similar note, however, I know have the St. Luke's Cemetry Map in Glendale Township from 1977. It's now run by the Town of Glendale, but I have info on who's buried there. If anyone is interested, please let me know. Or, if someone can help, let me know how to make this available on the internet. Names from the cemetery: Wolfgram, Wiespfennig, Morrison, Ziese, Vlasek, Caldwell-Walton, Schauer, Zirk, Olson, Kaus, vanHecker, Hacker, Bailey, Young, Schumann, Seefeldt, Holtz, Ludwig, Weber, Schultz, Mutz, Harris, Amberg, Peterson and Schubring. Ken Sajdak