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Site plans for a planned addition to the Rush Chapel Methodist Church, commisioned from Secon, Inc., showing side, front, and back elevations, floor plans, and electrical notes.

The main building of the Rush Chapel United Methodist Church, showing the bell tower and main entrance. At the right, part of the later addition can be seen.

Two photographs of the original building of the Rush Chapel Methodist Church, showing the building behind the grave yard, and the original entries. In the second photograph, the tenuous foundations can be seen.

Series of photographs documenting the construction of the Rush Chapel Methodist Church addition which extended from an earlier addition (1980s).

The interior of the Rush Chapel Methodist Church, showing the pulpit and altar before rows of curved pews.

A photograph of the Silver Creek United Methodist Church building as seen facing north from across the creek.

A photocopy of a photograph of the town of Silver Creek, Georgia, around the year 1912. The photocopy has been annotated with numbers indicating notable buildings, including: 1) Porter's Store, 2) Max Roberts' home, 3) Barn, 4) J. B. Porter's home, 5) Silver Creek Methodist Church, 6) church parsonage, 7) Benjamin Harbin's home, 8) Trotters Place, and 9) Cason.

A photograph of the Silver Creek Methodist Church taken in the early 1950s. A note at the bottom edge indicates that this church was a part of the Rome Circuit of the Methodist Church.

A photograph of the Silver Creek United Methodist Church building as seen facing northwest. Included in the Silver Creek UMC Yearbook in 2003, page 3.

A photograph of the Oostanaula Church building.

A photograph of the Rush Chapel Church building.

A photograph of the Silver Creek Church building.