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Billy Sunday 1907 Fairfield IA Meeting

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From FairfieldCulturalDistrict:   In 1907 Billy Sunday held revival services in a 3000-seat tabernacle at this address, which was later dismantled and reconstructed at Chautauqua Park, and then used until 1931. Billy Sunday, born in Ames, Iowa, after 8 years as a professional baseball player, became an evangelist in 1896.  Very popular until his death in 1935, he is said Read more...