scan of the 1911 Second Presbyterian Church Souvenir Program. Bound book with black and white photos, black print, and yellow filigree style border on each page. Paper inside is smooth and glossy while cover and back are made of thicker material. Book held together by coarse string.
scan of typed pages with information about when the 68th Annual Convention of the Ohio Council of Religious Education met at the Second Presbyterian Church from June 14-17, 1927. Page is typed with black ink.
scan of typed pages of the history of Sunday School in the Second Presbyterian Church. Documents contain information about the organization of the Sunday School and the teachers. Black ink used with some corrections made in pen.
scan of typed pages containing some history of the Second Presbyterian Church. Documents contain historical information, listing of the ministers throughout the church's history, Bible School history, and a history of the church's committees. Black ink with some checkmarks beside certain lines.
scan of typed page with a few corrections in black ink. Page contains information about the organization of the Second Presbyterian Church and its societies and organized missionary work throughout its history. Black ink, and pages are stapled together.
scan of typed letter to the Portsmouth Times from the Second Presbyterian Church. This includes information, a celebration schedule, and brief history of the church in honor of celebrating its 100th birthday on February 9, 1975. The article is to be printed in the Portsmouth Times on February 8, 1975. Blue ink used.
scan of the 1958 Second Presbyterian Church newsletter. Advertisements with a black and white photos are in the pages of the newsletter, along with black font.
scan of the church newsletter, dated May 17, 1958. The newsletter has a black and white photo of Hugh Ivan Evans offering church news, black ink with red border.
scan of typed pages of the history of the Second Presbyterian Church as in the Souvenir Program of 1911. Pages have some added comments and editorial fixes written in black ink.
