Highland Trinity United Church of Christ #001
Collection: Churches
Title
Highland Trinity United Church of Christ #001
Subject
churches
building - exterior
Description
Highland Church, Trinity United Church of Christ, 4 miles east of Hesston -back of photo
Creator
Sommerfeld, Harold
Source
Murray Bandy Hesston Centennial 1886-1986, Hesston Public Library
Publisher
Hesston Public Library
Date
2/4/1969
Contributor
Bandy, Murray
Rights
Relation
Bandy, Murray C., "Hesston Centennial 1886-1896", pg. 125.
Format
image/jpeg
Language
English
Identifier
mb_churches_UCC001.jpg
mb_churches_UCC001b.jpg
mb_churches_UCC002.jpg
mb_churches_UCC002b.jpg
Coverage
Hesston (Kan.)
Kansas
Citation
Sommerfeld, Harold, “Highland Trinity United Church of Christ #001,” Hesston Public Library, accessed June 4, 2026, https://hesston.digitalsckls.info/item/1590.
Original Format
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
3.5 x 5 in.
Title
Highland Trinity United Church of Christ #001
Subject
churches
building - exterior
Description
Highland Church, Trinity United Church of Christ, 4 miles east of Hesston -back of photo
Creator
Sommerfeld, Harold
Source
Murray Bandy Hesston Centennial 1886-1986, Hesston Public Library
Publisher
Hesston Public Library
Date
2/4/1969
Contributor
Bandy, Murray
Rights
Relation
Bandy, Murray C., "Hesston Centennial 1886-1896", pg. 125.
Format
image/jpeg
Language
English
Identifier
mb_churches_UCC001.jpg
mb_churches_UCC001b.jpg
mb_churches_UCC002.jpg
mb_churches_UCC002b.jpg
Coverage
Hesston (Kan.)
Kansas
Citation
Sommerfeld, Harold, “Highland Trinity United Church of Christ #001,” Hesston Public Library, accessed June 4, 2026, https://hesston.digitalsckls.info/item/1590.Original Format
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
3.5 x 5 in.
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Carol (Dietzel) Cranston
Nickolas and Margaretha (Jensen) Molzen (my great great grandparent) settled in Highland Township, Kansas in 1872. They donated the farmland on which the Highland Church was built, also donated one acre for the cemetery.