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Benjamin Purnell, Founder of the House of David, Benton Harbor, Michigan
"Benjamin, founder of the House of David."
Benjamin Purnell (above) and his wife Mary founded the House of David, a religious commune, in Benton Harbor, Michigan, in 1903. The members of the commune performed in touring bands (see below), played on baseball teams, and ran an amusement park that featured miniature trains (like the ones below).
Benjamin Purnell (above) and his wife Mary founded the House of David, a religious commune, in Benton Harbor, Michigan, in 1903. The members of the commune performed in touring bands (see below), played on baseball teams, and ran an amusement park that featured miniature trains (like the ones below).
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