"Collection Highlights" provides a closer look at items in The Dunham Bible Museum's American collection.

English Bible
  New Testament translated by William Tyndale
  King James Bible
Colonial American Bibles
  Bay Psalm Book, 1640
  Eliot Indian Bible, 1663
  Jonathan Edwards on Original Sin, 1758
  Psalms of David with musical notation, 1767
Earliest U.S. Bibles
  Francis Bailey New Testament, 1780
  Aitken Bible, 1782, "Bible of the Revolution"
  Matthew Carey Bible, 1790
  Isaiah Thomas Bible, 1791
Bibles of the Early Republic
  Brown Self-Interpreting Bible, 1792
  Hieroglyphic Bible for children, 1794
  William Burkitt’s Expository Notes, 1794
  William Burkitt’s Expository Notes, 1796
  Columbian Bible, 1798
Early American Translation/Interpretation
  Apocrypha
  Novum Testamentum, 1800
  Charles Thompson Bible, 1808
  New Testament, 1804
  "Improved Version," 1809
  T. Jefferson’s "Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth"
Commentaries and Study Aids
  Cruden’s Concordance, 1806
  John Gill’s Exposition of the New Testament, 1811
  Thomas Scott’s Commentary of the Bible, 1816
Bible Society Bibles
  First American Stereotyped Bible, 1812
  American Bible Society
  Bibles for Soldiers
Noah Webster
  editions
19th Century Translations
  Mettez Epistles and Gospels, 1812
  Manuscript New Testament, 1819
  Native Alaskan Gospel
  Syriac Peshito New Testament, 1851
  Leeser’s Jewish Bible, 1853
  Kenrick’s Catholic Translation, 1860
  New Testament Revised by the Spirits, 1861
  First Bible translation by a woman, 1876
  Revised Version, 1881
Illustrated Bibles
  Bible with Gustave Dore Illustrations, 1880
  New Illuminated Bible, 1897

A series of framed Bible pages from a selection of Bibles provides an overview of key Bibles important in the printing of the Bible in America.

Updated 12/13/2008 - Content Author DSeverance