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The altar at the front of the First Presbyterian Church in the 1940s.

Postcard photo of the Presbyterian Church in the 1940s .

This was the second church building. It was built in 1926 and demolished in 1989 to make way for the current building.

Postcard of the Baptist Church postmarked Sept. 13, 1911

Left side of the back of the postcard:

Dear Chas.
We arrived OK.
Isa was in Wichita to meet us.
Margaret went to Udall will look for you Sat
With Love Erma

Right side of the back…

A slide of a photo of the Baptist Church.

The Evangelical Church Sunday evening Youth Fellowship supper with the pastor Reverend Burr in 1928.

The Baptist Church Ladies group in 1923. Maurine Holt’s mother Lela Williams is standing on the far right. She lived on Kay Street so she could go to school in Derby.

Sunday Oct. 14, 1923 was Rally Day for the First Baptist Church. The sign says “Rally Day Sunday, Oct 14th. We are working for a better bigger Baptist Sunday School. Come and Help. We welcome you.”

The First Baptist Church’s first building which stood 1877-1926. This photo was taken in the 1920s, possibly 1922.

The Evangelical church had a basement added to it. The picture was taken on February 6, 1927 with Maurine Mohr and an unknown female standing next to the church.

A tornado policy issued to the Salem Evangelical Church by J. J. Butterfield issued April 10, 1914 for $2,200.