Lambarene Collection

Schweitzer / Postcard 1956
ALBERT SCHWEITZER French theologian, philosopher, missionary physician and music scholar with his antelopes at Lambarene, Africa Date: 1875 - 1965

Schweitzer Albert 1875 1965 Franco French German
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Gabon Lambarene
American mission on the Ogoway, between Njole and Lambarene

Schweitzer Preaching
ALBERT SCHWEITZER - preaching at Lambarene Date: 1875 - 1965

Schweitzer Leg Operation
ALBERT SCHWEITZER - performing a leg operation at Lambarene Date: 1875 - 1965

Leprosy Treating Patient
Treating patients at Lambarene, Africa

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A postcard from 1956 captures Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965), the Franco-German theologian, organist, and physician, in his Lambarene mission in Gabon. Known for his humanitarian work, Schweitzer dedicated his life to healing and ministering to the people of Africa. This image shows him preaching to a congregation, while in another postcard from the same year, he's seen performing a leg operation on a leprosy patient. Albert Schweitzer's legacy continues to inspire and influence global health and humanitarian efforts.