Fred Fischer and Miss McLaren are shown singing at Billy Sunday's Great Mothers' Meeting in the late 1890s. Like most tabernacles where he preached, this one in Marshalltown, Iowa, was built by local volunteers especially for Sunday's evangelism series, which often lasted for several weeks.  Local churches were asked to cooperate by combining their services with his. (Photo courtesy of the Iowa Department of History)

There were Billy Sunday tabernacles built in many cities.  These views of the one in Kansas City, Missouri show the typical construction.

This plaque designating Billy Sunday's birthplace and the Cory Family Cemetery was dedicated on May 31, 1992 by the Ames Historical Society (then known as Ames Heritage Association).  more

Everett Ritland and Farwell Brown are viewing the Ames street sign indicating the Billy Sunday Drive intersection with Airport Road, just off South Duff.