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Ellen G. White with son, W. C. White and his wife, May, at the 1905 General Conference Session. Takoma Park, Maryland, May 1905

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The only known photograph of Ellen G. White inside her home, “Elmshaven,” in St. Helena, California, was recently made public when published in a book entitled Angwin and Howell Mountain, by Katharine Van Arsdale, special collections librarian at the Pacific Union College (PUC) Nelson Library in California.