Photograph Collection
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- Commerce Place from John Wesley Way
- View northward along John Wesley Way toward Commerce Place from near West Market Street. Houses and the side of the Early Childhood Center at West Market Street Methodist Church are visible.
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- First Presbyterian Church
- First Presbyterian Church, ca. 1900
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- First Presbyterian Church and Sabbath School
- Exteriors of the First Presbyterian Church and Sabbath School, with the minister's house visible on the right.
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- First Presbyterian Church and Sunday School
- Exterior of the First Presbyterian Church sanctuary, which was used as a temporary hospital during the Civil War. The Sunday School building is on the left.
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- Looking west on East Lee Street from Arlington Street
- View westwards along East Lee Street (now East Gate City Boulevard) from its intersection with Arlington Street before Lee Street was widened. The church is probably the Central Church of the Nazarene at 212 East Lee Street.
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- Northwest view of Greensboro
- Looking northwest from the top of the Jefferson Standard Building. The back of West Market Street Methodist Church is on the left, and the building next to it with the dome is the Carnegie Public Library.
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- Richardson Civic Center
- Richardson Civic Center, featuring the Smith Memorial Building of former First Presbyterian Church, which housed the Greensboro Historical Museum at this time, April 1939
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- St Matthews United Methodist Church and A&P Supermarket at Five Points
- St. Matthews United Methodist Church and A&P Supermarket at Five Points, ca. 1936
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- Tornado damage at Five Points
- View of tornado damage to St. Matthews Methodist Church at Five Points.
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- Tornado damage at Five Points
- View of tornado damage at Five Points, with the bell from St. Matthews Methodist Church. Written on the back is "Morrisons Garage, where Bill & Huston Morrison narrowly escaped death. Note bell from Negro Church across the street."
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- West Market Street Methodist Church
- West Market Street Methodist Church, ca. 1928
