Several paintings by Ma Sunday (Billy’s wife) hang in their former home in Winona Lake. Many of her subjects were landscapes and animals.
Helen ‘Ma’ Sunday liked to paint
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The famous Billy Sunday hat
Billy was often photographed in this hat, which now resides on the bed in his former Winona Lake home. Permission to photograph was granted by the Winona Lake History Center.
The picture below was taken in 1915 at the Polo Grounds (colorized with AI).
Upper level view of the Billy Sunday home in Winona Lake
Ma Sunday’s desk is on the right. Photo permission granted by the Winona Lake History Center.
The Rostrum at the Tabernacle in Trenton, New Jersey. C. 1916.
Billy Sunday preaches in Marshalltown, Iowa. C. 1909.
The Marshalltown campaign opened Sunday April 25, 1909.
Colorized.
Billy Sunday, colorized next to black-n-white image, C. 1913.
Colorized image.
Helen ‘Ma’ Sunday. Princeton, Illinois
Colorized image. Billy ministered in Princeton,IL in February 11-March 17, 1906.
“Billy” Sunday and his tabernacle. Charleston, West Virginia, c. 1922
Billy held revival meetings in Charleston, WV, March-April, 1922.
The Sunday Party, c. 1913
The Sunday Party, c. 1911
In 1911, Sunday held the following revivals.
Portsmouth, OH January-February, 1911
Lima, OH February 11-March 25, 1911
Toledo, OH April 9-May 21, 1911
Erie, PA May 28-July 9, 1911
Springfield, OH September 24-November 5, 1911
Wichita, KS November 12-December 25, 1911
Evangelist Billy Sunday (1862-1935) 