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The congregation of the Mountvill United Methodist Church posing in front of the church building. The large central stained glass window is visible, as well as the entry way and the lower part of the steeple.

The sign for the Mountville Methodist Church with a partial view of the church building, including one of the stained glass windows. The "United" and the logo of the United Methodist Church have noticeably been painted over.

The sign for the Mountville United Methodist Church with a partial view of the church building, including one of the stained glass windows.

Two versions of a standardized front page for the Mountville (United) Methodist Church, featuring a photograph of the church building and the date of founding. The one on the left includes the word "United" in the church name, while the one on the right has had it notably removed.

A brief history of the Mountville United Methodist Church school building, including details of fundraising, notable members involved in the project, and the results.

A newspaper clipping providing a brief history of the Mountville United Methodist Church, which was celebrating its sesquicentennial in 1979.

A photograph of the Siloam United Methodist church building with a view of the church sign, and the building entrance.

A scrapbook from the Siloam United Methodist Church including photographs of events, members, decorations, and the construction of Fellowship Hall. Also included are yearly activity reports from the early to mid 1980s and several brief church histories.

A postcard featuring a photograph of the original Siloam Methodist Church building with an annotation on the reverse noting the words of Cassie Brown [Bryon] who stated that the first service in the new church was held on January 7, [1894], with the dedication planned for February of that year.

A brief history of Siloam United Methodist Church including details of the founding and early membership, relationship with the community, notable members, acquisition of the current land, the destruction of the original church building, the construction of the new church building, and construction of additional buildings.

The Menlo United Methodist Church building with a view of the steeple and front door.

A collections of photographs of the McKee's Chapel Methoist Church building.

A mailer brochure for the Silver Creek United Methodist Church covering the church's history, a brief description of the United Methodist Church, highlights of outreach and community events, and a schedule of worship services.

A photograph of an award recognizing Silver Creek United Methodist Church as having the "second largest percentage of members added on Confession of Faith" within the Rome District of the North Geogria Conference of the United Methodist Church.

A formal dedication of a section of the Silver Creek United Methodist Church property as the Willard Nixon Park in honor of a notable member of the church and the donor of the land, including a screenshot of the park land as viewed on Google Maps.

Minutes of meetings of the Silver Creek Methodist Church Joy Club, including the written rules, lists of members and their donations, officers, and details of events to be held.

A brief history of the Silver Creek Methodist Church including details of the founding and founding members, important events, and notable members.

A brief addition to previous histories of Silver Creek Methodist Church including notes on important events, discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic, and notes on outreach programming.

A brief history of the Silver Creek Methodist Church including details of the founding, interesting historical financial notes, important events, notes on the chuch buildings and renovations, and notable members.

A typed copy of a brief history of the Silver Creek Methodist Church including a list of pastors, details of the founding and founding members, important events, notable members, and an annotated photograph of Silver Creek, ca. 1912.

A list of pastors serving the Silver Creek United Methodist Church from 1918 through at least 2019.