This collection contains the documents of Swedish Tabernacle and First Covenant Church. There are ledgers and other records for Swedish Tabernacle, as well as photographs. For First Covenant Church, there are financial documents, organizational documents, scrapbooks, membership rolls, correspondence, and material from group events and mission trips.

This collection contains photos and bulletins from the First Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church of Spokane and the pastoral record book of Rev. Enoch E. Willman.

This collection consists of historical, administration, and congregation records from the Fourth Memorial Church (Spokane, Wash.).

This collection contains the records of the Hamblen Park Presbyterian Church of Spokane, WA. The collection consists of miscellaneous records, historical records, information on the church building, certificates, and annual reports.

Historical Records, minutes and worship bulletins of Highland Park United Methodist Church in Spokane, Washington, ministering largely to a highly cohesive congregation of Issei and Nisei Japanese people.

This collection contains materials from Professor of History Dr. James Hunt. Included are class syllabi and evaluations, Krista Foundation materials, Spanish materials, Core 150 lecture tapes, and video tapes.

Materials from a grant-funded oral history project focusing on Japanese Americans who were able to escape interment by relocating to Easter Washington. The project's purpose was to educate students and the community regarding historical violations of civil rights.

This collection contains materials from Professor of Politics/History Dr. John Yoder. The collection consists of Jan-term trip materials, conflict/peacemaking materials, Taft Institute materials, Internship and Scholarship information, as well as Great Decisions materials.

Records of Knox Presbyterian Church including minutes of the Session, Trustees, Deacons and the various organizations within the congregation. The church has a distinguished history dating from 1888.

This collection consists of personal materials, English department materials, and Human Development Committee Materials from long-time Professor of English Leonard Oakland.