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Kevin Mungons

Collection Size: 
2000
Address: 
Palatine, IL
Denomination/Religion: 
Baptist, Holiness, Lutheran, Methodist, nondenominational
URL: 
State/Province: 
Illinois
Email/Contact Person: 
kevin@mungons.com
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  • American hymnals, gospel hymnals, and gospel songbooks produced from 1850 to present.
  • Gospel hymnals produced in Chicago by (Root & Cady, Bigelow and Main, Bilhorn Brothers, E. O. Excell, Rodeheaver Hall-Mack, Tabernacle Publishing, Hope Publishing, Singspiration Music, Moody Bible Institute, and others).
  • Hymnals of revivalism: Ira D. Sankey, Charles Alexander, Homer Rodeheaver, Cliff Barrows, George Beverly Shea, various radio and television personalities.
  • Songbooks and chorus books representing Youth for Christ, Jesus music, Contemporary Christian Music, southern gospel, black gospel.
  • Collection contains volumes from Boone Biblical College, Rodeheaver Music Co., Winona Lake Christian Assembly, and various radio stations.

In addition to hymnals, the collection includes sheet music, hymnal companions, biographies, and resources related to American hymnody. Also includes 10,000 Christian record albums. Research requests answered by email.

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