Related Records

1. A Brief History of the First Presbyterian Church - May 28, 1951

   "A Brief History of the First Presbyterian Church, Roanoke, Virginia", celebrating 100 years of Christian Service, 1851-1951, prepared by Frank H. Pitman, Chairman, Centennial Committee.

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. First Presbyterian Church - A black and white architectural rendering of the First Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of McClanahan and Jefferson Streets in Roanoke, Virginia. Date unknown.

   1990.69.307

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. First Presbyterian Church - circa 1940

   A color postcard of the First Presbyterian Church in Roanoke, Virginia. The church moved from the business district to this beautiful $275,000 Gothic-style church of Catawba stone on June 23, 1929,

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. First Presbyterian Church - circa 1940

   An unused color postcard of First Presbyterian Church in Roanoke, Virginia, circa 1940. Published by Asheville Post Card Company in Asheville, North Carolina.

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. First Presbyterian Church Bulletin, 1951 - May 28, 1851

   Church bulletin celebrating the centennial of the First Presbyterian Church in Roanoke, Virginia, titled "Our Centennial Jubilee." The bulletin is dated May 28, 1851 - May 28, 1951

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. First Presbyterian Church, circa 1965 - A black and white photograph of First Presbyterian Church on the corner of Jefferson and McClanahan Streets in Roanoke, Virginia. The photograph is taken from across Jefferson Street, showing the front entrance door and the bell tower. There is a sign showing the service hours on the front corner. The photograph has been doctored with white ink to be used in a publication. The number 17056-B is inked in in the lower right corner and there is a typed title glued onto the center front of the photograph.

   1990.69.277

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Handmade Doll's Chair; made from Bent Twigs in 1881 - Handmade doll's chair; made from bent twigs in 1881. 19th century, American. Said to have been made by D. W. C. Campbell, first pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Roanoke, VA. Said to have been made for Mary Campbell Rankin.

   1985.29

   Record Type: Object

   
8. Roanoke, Virginia: A City of Enterprise, Energy and Progress - 1922

   A history of Roanoke including various photographs and drawings of Roanoke City and the surrounding area, published in 1922 for the Roanoke Booster Club.

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. They Built Roanoke: Celebrating the individuals who developed Roanoke's History, and the Architecture associated with those people. - 1997

   A 1997 calendar created by the Roanoke Valley Historical Society & Museum: Celebrating the individuals who developed Roanoke's History, and the Architecture associated with those people. Cover - black and white drawing of Salem Avenue; Interior - black and white photographs of people and places of Roanoke, Virginia.

   Record Type: Archive

   
10. Three Men in Front of Church - Dr. Thomas Kay Young, Dr. Jas. Dallas Kirk, and Wm. McLanahan standing at doorway of First Presbyterian Church, 2101 Jefferson Street. SW, Roanoke, Virginia. Someone has penciled in the outlines of the stonework surrounding the door. The door hinges are very ornate.

    1990.69.1037

    Record Type: Photo