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An interior sketch of the Cannon Chapel sanctuary space showing various seating areas cordoned off with curtains.

An interior sketch of the Cannon Chapel sanctuary space (facing East?).

An interior sketch of the Cannon Chapel sanctuary space showing the location of windows and the organ.

An exterior sketch of Cannon Chapel facing East with Bishop Hall on the left and Pitts Theology Library (now Convocation Hall) on the right.

An architectural plan of the Cannon Chapel site showing the exterior designs and it's placement in relation to Pitts Theology Library (now Convocation Hall) and Bishop Hall.

An architectural plan of the sanctuary level of Cannon Chapel showing an example seating arrangement.

An architectural plan of the ground floor of Cannon Chapel.

An architectural plan of the sanctuary level of Cannon Chapel showing an alternative arrangement for seating.

A cross-section of Cannon Chapel as viewed from the Northern elevation.

An architectural plan of the balcony level of Cannon Chapel.

An architectural plan of the Northern and Western elevations of Cannon Chapel.

An architectural plan of the Eastern elevation of Cannon Chapel along with a cross-section of the building.

An exterior sketch of Cannon Chapel depicting the bridge connecting it to Bishop Hall, with Pitts Theology Library (now Convocation Hall) in the background.

A letter and transcription detailing the provenance of a Japanned metal box which once belonged to John Wesley and tracing the box's ownership from Wesley to Pitts Theology Library via a purchase of Wesleyana by Bishop Warren A. Candler in 1911 from the Thursfield Smith Collection of Wesleyana.

A photograph of a painting by W. A. Walker depicting Edisto Island where Thomas Coke and William Hammet were shipwrecked on their way to the 1791 Annual Conference of the South Carolina Methodist Church.

A schedule showing when and where services will be held along the Maidstone Circuit for the year 1859.

A scrapbook detailing a number of biographical accounts of John Wesley and his family. The majority of the content appears to be newsprint clipped and pasted into another published book, with snippets of the original text sometimes visible between clippings.

The text of a lecture given by Rev. Canon Overton in Epworth on John Wesley and the history of Methodism.

A history of the spread and influence of Weslyan Methodism throughout France.

An account of the Wesleyan Conference's activities in recognition of the centenary of Wesleyan Methodism.

A short biography of John Wesley published as part of a series of biographical sketches by the Religious Tract Society.