1900 Print William Smyth Babcock Mathews Portrait Music Wesleyn Female XMA5 XGRA1 The Apodyterium was the Roman

The Apodyterium was the Roman word for public baths

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This tower was one of twelve gates that was erected along the medieval city wall in Valenica

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1900 Print William Smyth Babcock Mathews Portrait Music Wesleyn Female XMA5 XGRA1 The Apodyterium was the Roman"W. S. B. Mathews" This is an original 1900 black and white halftone print of a portrait of organist and lecturer, William Smyth Babcock Mathews. He also taught at the Wesleyn Female College in Macon, Georgia (GA) played the organ for the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church in Chicago, Illinois (IL), and edited the Musical Independent. CONDITION This 112+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Moderate aging throughout. There is light bleedthrough on