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Date: 1940 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Historical Committee of Pittsburgh Presbytery. It collects information on McClure Avenue Presbyterian Church's building, as well as other properties owned by the presbytery. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1887 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Committee on the Presbyterian Historical Society of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 15 questions that collect historical information about Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1887 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Committee on the Presbyterian Historical Society of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 15 questions that collect historical information about Hazelwood Presbyterian Church and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1887 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Committee on the Presbyterian Historical Society of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 15 questions that collect historical information about Sixth Presbyterian Church and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1906 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This book was created for the commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of Sixth United Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh celebrated on December 2, 1906. Along with historical information, there are also images of all four church buildings, the four pastors who led the church, portraits of notabl... View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Creator: Brown, John G. (John Gemmell), 1824-1904. Date: 1867 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a historical sermon that was delivered in Third United Presbyterian Church by Reverend John G. Brown on January 6, 1867 on the occasion of his twentieth anniversary as pastor. This sermon includes an account of the fire in 1845 that destroyed much of the Golden Triangle area of Pittsburg ... View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Creator: McConnell, W. B. Date: 1932 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Church History Committee of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 24 questions that collect historical information about Tabernacle Presbyterian Church and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1876 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This historical pamphlet includes information about the founding and founders of the church, names of various church groups and those in particular positions, charter and current members, information about the building, and other historical information. There is a piece of lined paper attached to... View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1887 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Committee on the Presbyterian Historical Society of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 15 questions that collect historical information about Third Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary -
Date: 1887 Contributing Institution: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Description: This is a form distributed by the Committee on the Presbyterian Historical Society of the Presbytery of Pittsburgh. It contains 15 questions that collect historical information about First Presbyterian Church of Birmingham and its congregation. View Full Item at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary