A collection of meeting minutes, bulletins, financial reports, and congregational materials from the Brighton Presbyterian Church in Seattle, WA.

Records of the oldest African American church in the state of Washington (founded in 1890). While the minutes of the church governing board are not present, nevertheless, considerably useful information is present in the file.

Records of the office of the sixteenth president of Whitworth College, Dr. Arthur De Jong, including correspondence, internal relationships, and travels.

This collection is an accumulation of copies of manuscripts collected by Dr. Welsh describing churches and their leaders in the Old West. One has been published by Welsh which describes the history of Seattle Presbytery from 1858 to 2005.

Presidential files of Philip W. Eaton, including correspondence, invoices and travel schedules, all of which describe a very active interim president with the best intentions for the college.

This collection contains the minutes from Session, Board of Trustees, Boards of Deacons, Christian Education, Empire Builders, The Quilters, and the Women’s Association. There are also attendance records for the adult Sunday school, Bible Class, and Worship. Rev. Garth Steele’s sermons are also arranged alphabetically. Additionally, there is correspondence from committees and Bertha Hoffman-Rudolph while in prison. There is also “The Messenger” the church newsletter from 1985-1994.

Partial collection of the records of First Methodist Church of Waitsburg, Washington up to the time of merger with the First Presbyterian Church of Waitsburg.

Historical material belonging to Robert and Claire Grieve, Whitworth students of 1931-1933. Included are letters, flag strafed by Italian military planes, and other artifacts from missionary work in the Sudan.

The history of Happy Home Church of Deer Park, Washington from the files of it current pastor (2003).

Historical material and photographs related to the founding and operation of Hawthorne Manor and its successor Rockwood at Hawthorne.