Battle of Homestead Foundation - Mark Fallon Collection

This document is the June 2014 newsletter of Anne Ashley United Methodist Church Evangel. The newsletter shares event dates, celebrates the merger with the Hays United Methodist Church, gives a prayer list, and gives general church news.

This document is a typewritten document overviewing the history of Methodism in the Steel Valley area. The history is given in chronological order from 1830 to 1965. The article is marked up in yellow highlighter.

The Hays History document contains the history of the Hays United Methodist church from 1885 to 1977. The document contains notes in red pen.

This document is a short collection of research on Hays Methodist Church. The article has notations in blue pen, red pen, pink highlighter, and orange highlighter.

This document is a combination of typed and written notes regarding Methodist churches in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. The churches researched are Anne Ashley Memorial Church, Calamity Hollow Church, Methodist Episcopal Church, Pine Run Church, and more. The information on the churches includes addresses, pastors, and histories spanning from 1830 to 2003. The handwritten notes were added on August 15th, 2005.

This document is a very short article on the history of the Hays United Methodist Church. The information was taken from the Munhall 75th Anniversary Booklet published in 1976.

This document is an article compiling research on churches in the Pittsburgh area, primarily Methodist churches. The information covers the early history of roughly 8 Methodist churches spanning from 1739 to 1958. The information is taken from The Story of Religion in the Pittsburgh Area and Beginnings and Backgrounds, Pittsburgh is a City of Churches! compiled and written by O.M. Walton. The article was compiled by Linda M. and John J. Asmonga. The article is marked up in yellow highlighter and red pen. These revisions were made on February 14th, 2005.

This document is a research flyer regarding the Whitaker United Methodist Church in relations to the church’s 75th anniversary. This covers the Whitaker family, the beginnings of the church, the overall history of the church, and a list of its pastors over time. The information in the research spans from 1767 to 1999. The article is marked up in blue and red pen.