318 SE Fourth St.; c. 1920 (Knecht 316)

Rev. J. F. Rake (in front of microphone) delivers sermon to Men’s Bible Class broadcast by WGBF radion station (photo from booklet compiled and published by National Radio Personalities in 1939)

Interior of church (Assumption 1)

119 NW Seventh St.; early 1900s (Knecht 3628)

119 NW Seventh St.; photo taken shortly before church was razed in 1965 (Assumption 2)

Located at Seventh and Vine Sts.; l-r: rectory, church, and school; dated 1949 (Newman Collection 49-5)

Evansville riverfront; c. 1920s (Knecht 343)

Evansville riverfront; early 1900s (Center City 1)

New addition ; c. 1920s (Knecht 3634)

A women’s Sunday School class; c. 1918 (Knecht 545)

527 W. Columbia St.; c. 1915 (Knecht 3377)

Photo dated October 22, 1944 (Knecht 3407)

Church unidentified; c. 1910-1920 (Knecht 3378)

Scenes from camp sponsored by the Rescue Mission; c. 1930 (Knecht 1977)

Bethel Chapel; photo taken on May 14, 1941, for the new chapel’s dedication on the following Sunday (Knecht 1980)

Owensville, IN; c. 1920s (Knecht 5078)

Second St. at Chestnut; c. 1910 (Knecht 3381)

Church choir; Rev. Charles Zapp, pastor, and wife Josephine stand at front center; photo dated 1947 (Zapp 30)

Main and State Sts.; early 1900s (Knecht 4830)

Fourth and Cherry Sts.; c. 1920 (Knecht 3621)

Located at 203 Chestnut St.; built in 1876 and sold in 1909 when the church merged with Grace (First) Presbyterian Church; c. 1870s-1880s (Hammond 10)

Adjacent to church is the County Jail on NW Fourth St.; c. 1960 (Meyer-Schlamp 480)

Located on SE Second St. and originally named Grace Presbyterian Church; name was changed to First Presbyterian in 1926 after it merged with other churches; c. 1870s-1880s (Hammond 9)

Members of the congregation embarking on a picnic at the intersection of SE Second and Mulberry Sts. (note the Ideal Dairy horse-drawn carriage in the background); c. 1920 (Knecht 4630)

New Harmony, IN; photo dated July 29, 1947 (Knecht 3416)

Christmas crib; photo dated 1904 (Center City 20)

Parsonage under construction NW Third St. (in background is the old Vanderburgh County Courthouse); early 1900s (Knecht 3627)

View of interior; early 1900s (Knecht 3373)

C. 1920 (Knecht 3623)

701 Oak St.; photo taken by Joan C. Marchand, c. 1979 (Marchand 89)

Regarded as Evansville’s first church building; erected on SE Second St. in 1832 between Main and Locust; later merged with other congregations and evolved into First Presbyterian Church (Meyer-Schlamp 329)

1236 Lincoln Ave.; c. early 1900s (Knecht 4022)

Petersburg Rd.; c. 1996 (17PC 98)

Located at 324 SE Fifth St.; c. 1920 (Knecht 3624)

Owensville, IN; c. 1930 (Knecht 5078)

Walnut St. near Kentucky Ave. (now the Nazarene Missionary Baptist Church); early 1900s (Knecht 792)

Near a river bank; photo dated August 12, 1930 (Knecht 3626)

1305 W. Florida St.; photo dated September 5, 1983 (5PC-129)

S. Kentucky Ave. (now the Christian Life Center); c. 1910 (Knecht 3382)

Auto Chapel; photo dated 1920 (Knecht 907)

Group posed in front of the Rescue Mission at 21 SE Second St.; c. 1920s (Knecht 802)

Founded in Evansville in 1917 and located at 216-222 Locust St.; c. early 1960s (Miscellaneous Collection)

Founded in 1853 at 728 Court St.; in 1959 renamed Central Baptist Church, which held its last service there in 1977; the building has been used for secular purposes since then (Marchand 3463)

Kratzville Rd.; c. 1920 (Stone 1)

NW Second St.; photo dated March 30, 1961 (Redevelopment Commission 148)

Chapel and Youth Center on S. Lodge; c. 1952 (Knecht 1996)

Santa Claus, IN; 1930s (Knecht 5170)

Built in 1894 on Firsts Ave. at Columbia St.; photo taken c. 1979 (Marchand 409)

Interior view (pre-1923) of church at 712 First Ave. (Knecht 423)

Parish farmers excavating the church’s foundation in the 1300 block of Lincoln Ave.; photo dated 1913 (Titzer 1)