Records of the First Presbyterian Church of Clarkston, WA, particularly during the period 1982-1987. Copies of Session minutes, but not the original official records are included. The collection is strong in newsletters and photographs.

Records of First Presbyterian Church of Sandpoint, Idaho, including minutes of the Session, Deacons, and the Board of Trustees. Additional administrative items include financial budgets and congregant pledges as well as Annual reports. There is an extensive section on Women's ministry. First Presbyterian Church of Sandpoint has also maintained Christian education and musical programs for a number of its years.

Records of First Presbyterian Church, Spokane, Washington, including fragments of official minutes of the Session, Deacons, and the Board of Trustees. Despite the lack of the official minutes, strong sections on the church's history and building programs, the congregation and its organizations (especially the women's work, worship bulletins, newsletters, and sermons give a good picture of the mission of this large urban church.

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

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.

Articles, clippings, and bibliographical lists compiled by Reverend E. Paul Hovey about the history of the Presbyterian Church in the Northwest. Also includes information regarding explorers and non-Presbyterian leaders who paved the way for Presbyterian ministers.

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.

Newsletters and worship bulletins of the present Laurelhurst United Presbyterian Church from 1950-1995. A summary of the history of the church indicates a somewhat turbulent past due to relocations of the church properties and a disagreement with the polity of the national church in 1965 (Folder 1/2).