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The Oak Grove Church in Academy (Hillsboro) Built by Nicholas Stulting
The second Oak Grove Church was built in Academy (Hillsboro) by Nicholas Stulting, brother of Hermanus Stulting. The wooden building was built on a lot in the town given by Sherman H. Clark. The church was replace by a the present brick building in…
The Stulting House in Hillsboro, W.Va.
The Stulting House in Hillsboro, W.Va. with a car at right and a woman in a white dress standing at right near the house. Birthplace of Pearl S. Buck
Tombstone in Shanghai, China Marks the Graves of Arthur, Edith, and Maud Sydenstricker and No Longer Exists
Tombstone in Shanghai, China (no longer exists) marks the graves of three children born to Absalom and Caroline Stulting Sydenstricker. Maud F. (b. 1894, d. 1894). Arthur A. (b. 1888, d. 1890) and Edith L. (b. 1886, d. 1890) died with a month of each…
Portrait of Pearl Comfort Sydenstricker and her Younger Brother, Clyde
Portrait of Pearl Comfort Sydenstricker (Buck) and her younger brother, Clyde. Clyde was born in 1893 and died in 1899.
Portrait of the Absalom Sydenstricker Family with Three Children
Portrait of the Rev. Absalom Sydenstricker Family in China. Left to right: Absalom Sydenstricker, Edgar, Pearl, Baby Grace, Caroline Maude Stulting Sydenstricker.
Stulting Family Members Standing in Front of the Stulting House in Hillsboro, W.Va.
Stulting Family Members standing in front of the Stulting House in Academy (Hillsboro), W.Va. Left to right: Hermanus Stulting; Claude Stulting, son of Cornelius; Eva Stulting; Edgar Sydenstricker, son of Absalom; Grace Stulting; Mamie Stulting;…
First Floor Dining Room at the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace as Renovation is Completed
First Floor Dining Room at the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace as Renovation is Completed
South Side of the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace as Renovation is Completed
South Side of the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace in Hillsboro, West Virginia as Renovation is Completed
Architects at the Entrance to the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace as Renovation Begins
Architects at the Entrance to the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace as Renovation Begins in Hillsboro, West Virginia
Back and Side of Pearl S. Buck Birthplace nearing Completion of Renovation
Back and Side of Pearl S. Buck Birthplace nearing Completion of Renovation
Members of the Woman's Club at the Back of the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace following Renovation
Members of the Woman's Club at the Back of the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace following Renovation
Back of the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace During Renovation
Back of the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace During Renovation after addition had been removed.
Front of the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace During Renovation
Front of the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace in Hillsboro During Renovation
Back of the Stulting House prior to Renovaation
Back of the Stulting House, birthplace of Pearl S. Buck, prior to Renovation
Addition to the Stulting House prior to Renovaation
Addition on the back of the Stulting House prior to renovation.
Stulting House in Hillsboro Before Renovation
View in the fall of the Stulting House in Hillsboro, West Virginia, prior to renovation.
Street in Chinese City Where Pearl and Lossing Buck Lived
Street in Chinese city where Pearl and Losing Buck lived in 1917. Shows people, vendors, and woman with feet bound like stumps.
Housing Compound in China Where Pearl and Losisng Buck Lived When First Married in 1917
Housing compound in China where Pearl and Losing Buck lived when they were first married in 1917. Photo taken from atop the wall surrounding the compound.
Pearl and Lossing Buck on a Boat Ride in China
Pearl and Losing Buck with a group on a boat ride in China in 1917. Caption on back: "This was our boat ride - the surroundings don't look as pretty a they really were. The water is a flooded field. PSB wears a wide black hat. L. B. on her right.…
Theodore F. Harris and Miki Sawaden at Orphange in Japan
Caption on back: "Miki Sawaden talking to T. F. Harris in Elizabeth Saunders Home for war orphans in Japan. Note M.S! expression." (Harris at that time was President of the Pearl S. Buck Foundation)