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The England Chapel United Methodist Church building with a view of the entryway and sign. On the right of the church is a detached building linked to the church by a covered walkway.

The sign for the England Chapel United Methodist Church.

The England Chapel United Methodist Church building with a view of the entryway, front drive, and sign, taken in Spring.

A brief history of England Chapel Methodist Church including details of the founding, the construction of the building, finances, notable clergy, building renovations and perchases, and notable members. A typed copy of the original 1887 indenture for the land where the church building was erected is also included.

A series of photographs of the Lebanon Methodist Church building, featuring the entryway and spire, as well as interior views of the sanctuary showing the pulpit and altar.

A monument erected in 2008 to honor Exekiel Buffington and John Saye "who on July 25, 1846, gave 5 acres each to the Methodist Episcopal Church for campmeeting ground for the sole purpose of religious worship."

An aerial photograph of the Lebanon Methodist Campground during a camp meeting, and two photographs of the current Arbor.

A series of documents, written histories, orders of service, and indentures related to the Lebanon Methodist Church and Campground, including, an order of service for the dedication of the church building (1956), a brief history of the founding and growth of the church, a list of pastors through 2016, and five indenture documents (1849-1894) outlining the claims to the campground.

A brief history of the Lebanon Methodist Campmeeting, including details of the founding, early meetings, descriptions of the campground, construction of Arbors over time. An addition to this history covers the years between 1953 and 2020, discussing how meetings have changed over time, scheduled events, types of tents and other structures, and a description of the meeting held in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Included is a photocopy of a painting of one of the Arbors, photographs of tents, arbors, and the campground, and a list of attendant evangelists.

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

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

Portrait of Bascom Wilde Torrence taken in Columbus, GA. Torrence was an insurance agent.

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.

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.

A list of the pastors and their years of tenure at the Rush Chapel Methodist Church followed a list of baptisms before and after 2002.

Unsigned and undated copy of the articles of incorporation for the Rush Chapel Methodist Church, Inc., naming officers and identifying the organization as a 501(c)(3).

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.

Two photographs of the front of the Eton United Methodist Church showing the results of the 1970 renovation of the church building.

A brief paragraph noting the dates of the founding of the Eton United Methodist Church, the date the building was constructed, and notes on renovations and additions.

A brief history of the Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church of Temple, GA, including details of the founding, original building and subsequent renovations, notable members, and notable clergy. Included is a handwritten history and a partial typed transcription.

A brief history of the Pleasant Grove Methodist Church of Temple, GA, including details of the church and community's foundings, the church building and various renovations and improvements, development of the congregation, photocopies of membership lists and other administrative documents, and notable members and clergy.