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Archives > J.B. Cain Archives of Mississippi Methodism > Exhibits > Post Cards of Methodist Churches in Mississippi

Post Cards of Methodist Churches in Mississippi

The J. B. Cain Archives owns a collection of post cards of Historical Methodist Churches in Mississippi. Most of the cards were collected by David Aaronson: They were acquired by the Commission on Archives and History in 1998. For a complete list click here.

A selection of images from these post cards is shown below:

• Bethel (Redbone) Methodist Church, Warren County
• Capitol Street Methodist Church, Jackson
• First Methodist Church (now Galloway Memorial), Jackson
• First Methodist Church, McComb, Mississippi
• Methodist Church, Columbus
• Methodist Church, Corinth
• Methodist Church, Sanitarium and Elks Home, Greenville
• Methodist Church, Woodville
• Methodist Episcopal Church, Grenada
• St. Stephen's Methodist Episcopal Church, Yazoo City