View-Master 3D Bible Stories

from Celebrate the Bible Hosted by Francis Douglas

The View-Master 3D viewer, invented by William Gruber in 1939, popularized 3D Bible stories alongside world travel scenes. Using color transparency film, it offered engaging biblical narratives through stereoscopic images. With associated text, these reels provided educational content, helping audiences explore faith visually. By the 1960s, View-Master became a beloved tool for learning scripture to both adults and children. If you would like to view the photos included with this episode, please visit my WordPress Bible page at: https://celebratethebible250.com/2025/04/05/view-master-3d-bible-stories/

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