A black and white studio photograph of Reverend August Weinert (left) and Reverend J.H. Sparr (right) of the Emanuel Evangelical Church in Tigardville. Rev. Weinert served as pastor from May 1901 to May 1905. Rev. Sparr served as pastor from May 1904 to May 1905.
A black and white photograph of the Cloverleaf bible class of Tigardville at Sucker Lake (Oswego Lake), Oregon. Class members are sitting in the grass and standing in a row for the group portrait taken on a sunny day. A dense, wooded area is in the background. The men wear suits, ties, and a variety of hats. The women wear full-length dresses and a variety of hats.
A black and white photograph of the Cloverleaf bible class of Tigardville at Sucker Lake (Oswego Lake), Oregon. Men and women stand shoulder to shoulder along the edge of the lake. A woman sits on a large tree stump lying in a grassy area in the foreground. The lake extends to each side and behind the group. Wooded hillsides can be seen at the far end of the lake in the background.
A black and white photograph shows members of the Emanuel Evangelical Church of Tigardville as they pose for a group picture outside on an cloudy day. The group is arranged in three rows--some sitting, some standing--on the grass. A wooded hillside is behind them in the distance. A leaf covered branch enters the picture frame in the upper left corner. To the right of the group can be seen a small wood structure with a wooden ladder leaning it. The gentleman sitting on the first chair on the left side of the front row is Friedrick Johann Brandt who helped organize the building of a church in 1885-1886 and taught the Senior Men's Bible Class. The Emanuel Evangelical Church was originally located at the east end of Bull Mountain Road, along the northbound lanes of present day SW Pacific Highway. The German Language was used for morning services and Sunday School. The Evangelical Church exists today as the Trinity Evangelical Church, located on 121st Avenue in Tigard.
