Box 1
Contains 15 Results:
Materials regarding Childs's project to collect and microfilm Charleston, South Carolina black church records for the South Carolina Historical Society.
WPA Church Surveys, 1936
Information for Charleston area black churches includes address, building description, listings of any known records and erection dates for each church.
Calvary Episcopal Church, 1849
Photocopies of correspondence regarding church and Civil Rights records, as well as newspaper clippings regarding Calvary. Photocopy of an 1849 letter of consecration for the church.
Centenary United Methodist Episcopal Church, 1908-1940.
Programs for centennial, 115th, 123rd and 126th anniversaries. Photocopy of letter from Arthur L. MacBeth regarding his resignation as a trustee. Program of the Centenary Players, Aunt Minnie from Minnesota.
Central and Morris Street Baptist Church, 1865
Photocopies of minutes and photograph of Morris Street church. Photocopies of newspaper clippings of both Morris and Central Baptist churches.
Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church, 1917
Photocopied clipping from Charleston Illustrated
concerning Mt. Zion. Photocopy of a brief history of Mt. Zion by Reverand N. B. Sterret.
Old Bethel United Methodist Churhc, 1983
Newspaper clipping regarding Reverend Frank Portee.
Plymouth Congregational Church, 1942-1958
Includes dedication program, newsletter, membership pamphlet, annual meeting programs, and Church service program. Letter to church members regarding lack of contributions. Reports of various committees.
St. John's (John's Island) and Grace Chapel (Rockville) Church, 1856
Photocopy of a letter from Reverend C.H. Hall resigning from St.John's and a clipping regarding Grace Chapel, Rockville.
St. John's and St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1930-1986
Photocopy of article on the Reformed Episcopal Church in South Carolina. Program of St. Mark's church service. Photocopied article regarding St. Mark's and the color line among colored people.
Photocopied title page, Work Among the Colored People,
and photocopied letter regarding the history of St. John Episcopal Church.