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What was his name?

William.Jennings.Bryant

(Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, Coconut Grove: Miami, FL, ca. 1925. Credit: Historical Museum of Southern Florida.)

Dubbed the greatest orator in the world, this man conducted the largest outdoor bible class in the world on Sunday and spent weekdays at the Venetian Pools in Coral Gables spellbinding potential land buyers. 

 

Q. What was his name?

A. William Jennings Bryan

Posted at 06:00 AM on May 20, 2010 in History Question of the Week | Permalink

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