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Family worship in a plantation in South Carolina
title
Family worship in a plantation in South Carolina
Subject
African American churches, South Carolina
Date Issued
1863-12-05
Abstract
African Americans holding church service.
African Methodist Church and Wesley Chapel, Government Street, Baton Rouge.
title
African Methodist Church and Wesley Chapel, Government Street, Baton Rouge.
Subject
Church buildings, Louisiana, Baton Rouge, Photographs, African American churches, Louisiana, Baton Rouge, Photographs
Date created ms
1880, 1910
Name
Lytle, Andrew David, 1834-1917
Group portrait inside St. James A.M.E. Church, 220 N. Roman Street, New Orleans, ca. 1950s
title
Group portrait inside St. James A.M.E. Church, 220 N. Roman Street, New Orleans, ca. 1950s
Subject
New Orleans (La.), Churches, African American churches, St. James A.M.E. Church (New Orleans, La.), African Methodist Episcopal Church, Group portraits, Louisiana, New Orleans, 1950-1960, African Americans, Portraits
Date created ms
1950
Abstract
Group portrait, interior of St. James A.M.E. Church, 220 N. Roman Street.
NN. Chapter 37: Churches 1904-1942
title
NN. Chapter 37: Churches 1904-1942
Subject
African American churches, History, Louisiana, African Americans, Religion
Date created ms
1942, 1976
Abstract
The unpublished manuscript "The Negro in Louisiana" is a work begun by the Dillard (University) Project in 1942, an arm of the WPA's Federal Writer's Project. After the dissolution of the unit, Marcus Christian maintained and edited the document in hopes of eventual publication. It is reproduced here as an annotated transcript, with original typos, chapters, and paginations preserved.
L. Chapter 30: Soldiers of the Cross
title
L. Chapter 30: Soldiers of the Cross
Subject
African American churches, History, Louisiana. African Americans, Religion
Date created ms
1942, 1976
Abstract
The unpublished manuscript "The Negro in Louisiana" is a work begun by the Dillard (University) Project in 1942, an arm of the WPA's Federal Writer's Project. After the dissolution of the unit, Marcus Christian maintained and edited the document in hopes of eventual publication. It is reproduced here as an annotated transcript, with original typos, chapters, and paginations preserved.
H. Chapter 19: The Negro Church in Louisiana
title
H. Chapter 19: The Negro Church in Louisiana
Subject
African American churches, History, Louisiana. African Americans, Religion
Date created ms
1942, 1976
Abstract
The unpublished manuscript "The Negro in Louisiana" is a work begun by the Dillard (University) Project in 1942, an arm of the WPA's Federal Writer's Project. After the dissolution of the unit, Marcus Christian maintained and edited the document in hopes of eventual publication. It is reproduced here as an annotated transcript, with original typos, chapters, and paginations preserved.
Arlington Baptist Church, ca. 1948
title
Arlington Baptist Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Arlington Baptist Church, ca. 1948. Organized in 1901. Congregation in 1947 numbered 50.
Greater New Guide Baptist Church in 1930
title
Greater New Guide Baptist Church in 1930
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Greater New Guide Baptist Church in 1930. Once located on the corner of Spanish Town Road and 19th Streets.
Church Directory Advertisement
title
Church Directory Advertisement
Subject
African American churches
Abstract
Church Directory from the Community Leader Newspaper Feb 8-11, 1979
Sweet Home Baptist Church, ca. 1948
title
Sweet Home Baptist Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Sweet Home Baptist Church, ca. 1948. 201 Buchanan St. Organized in 1924, the congregation in 1947 was about 80 people.
Progressive Baptist Church, ca. 1948
title
Progressive Baptist Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Progressive Baptist Church, ca. 1948. Organized in 1916,congregation in 1947 numbered 345. 998 Julia St.
New Light Baptist Church, ca. 1948
title
New Light Baptist Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
New Light Baptist Church, ca. 1948. Organized in 1890, congregation in 1947 numbered 70. Location Unknown.
Mount Zion Baptist Church
title
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Mount Zion Baptist Church, 356 East Boulevard. The church was established in 1858 by Reverends Isaac Palmer and John Brady. The structure shown here was completed in 1954.
Magnolia Grove Baptist Church, ca. 1948
title
Magnolia Grove Baptist Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Magnolia Grove Baptist Church,1948. Scenic Hwy., Zachary, La. Organized in 1872.
St. Matthew Baptist Church, ca. 1948
title
St. Matthew Baptist Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
St. Matthew Baptist Church, ca. 1948. 333 Tuscaloosa Ave.
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, ca. 1948
title
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, ca. 1948. Organized in 1870., congregation in 1947 numbered 25. 1743 Convention St.
The Greater New Guide Baptist Church
title
The Greater New Guide Baptist Church
Subject
African American churches
Abstract
The Greater New Guide Baptist Church. 3445 Fairfields Ave, Baton Rouge, La. program of worship for August 12, 1984.
Bulah Baptist Church, ca. 1948
title
Bulah Baptist Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Bulah Baptist Church, ca. 1948. Organized in 1930, congregation in 1947 numbered 330. 1818 Maryland St.
Unidentified African American Church, ca. 1948
title
Unidentified African American Church, ca. 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Unidentified African American Church, ca. 1948.
Mt. Zion Fellowship House, 1948
title
Mt. Zion Fellowship House, 1948
Subject
African American churches, History, East Baton Rouge Parish (La.)
Abstract
Mt. Zion Fellowship House, 1948. 335 Maximillian St.

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