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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These pictures, some rare, are actual photographs of White, unless otherwise indicated. There are hundreds of artist's drawings but they are all based upon these photographs. Click on thumbnail picture to see enlarged picture

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.

Complete copies of the originals are also on deposit at the EGW Branch Offices and most EGW Research Centers. Contains a searchable database of more than 2100 photographic images. Ellen G. White Complete unified search of all indexes. An online search of digital resources for 7 Adventist digital libraries and collections. Thought for the Day.

Search the Ellen G. White Estate's database of images and photographs! In addition to the short biographies available on this page, there is also a link to 117 MP3 dramatized audio stories (free to listen to!) about the early Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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Jul 16, 2021 · A previously unknown photo of Seventh-day Adventist Church co-founder Ellen White (1827-1915) allows church members to see into her life and seems to confirm some of the comments surrounding her persona in her later years, scholars say.

There are only two known pictures of Ellen White during her nine years of ministry in Australia. This photo, taken about 1899, is one of Ellen White's most familiar portraits. She was in her early 70s. The White family would return to America the next year, in 1900.