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The name Morija was given to the mission station by the first missionaries from the Paris Evangelical Missionary Society who arrived in Lesotho in 1833. The name is a deformation of the French "Moria" relating to the biblical name "Moriah" meaning provided by god.
Morija Church Maeder House
Maeder House Morija Museum and Archives
The Yeats Ox wagon
Visit this Morija web site to see more on the Maeder House Art Gallery:
Click on the Morija Maeder House images to follow the link or click here: http://maederhouse.wordpress.com/2011/10/06/hello-world/ Find Morija and Maeder House on Faxbook and meet the artists: https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Morija-Festival-Museum-Maeder-House/249648975056286 Meet the web designer of the Morija site and Professional photographer Meri Hyoky; on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=645605264 or visit Meri's photography page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Meri-Hyoky-Photography/289440101070167 and Meri's web site at http://www.question-it.net/
Looking for a place to stay at Morija; visit Morija Guest house page by clicking on the image
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