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Elizabeth Whicker, widow of Samuel Whicker, is pictured with three of her children. Seated next to her is her son, James Whicker—an anti-slavery advocate and the first delegate of the Indiana Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church.

Bethel Tabernacle at Wesleyan Campground Fairmount, IN. No date given.

Michigan Camp Meeting 1942. No other context given.

Organization of the "Union District" of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America in Wisconsin, February 27th, 1848. Includes official members: surnames Ferris, True, Slothhower, Burbridge, Wheaton, Eiken, Oliver, and Butterfield.

History of early camp meetings in the Michigan District. This historical sketch by Harold Bugbee documents the beginning of camp meetings at Pennock Grove Campground in 1886 and details the property then the transition to Union Campground in 1904.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE GROUNDS Cadillac, Michigan. North Michigan Conference of the Wesleyan Church was founded in 1887. There are more than 30 organized churches covering northern lower Michigan from Flint to Traverse City . The grounds cover 20 acres on the north shore of beautiful Lake Cadillac. There is a large Tabernacle also several dormitories and dozens of cottages. Postcards include: Home of the Conference President, Tabernacle, dormitories, and lake Cadillac.

In the pages of this book is written the story of 100 years of the Wisconsin Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church (1867–1967). Written by the centennial committee: Rev. David D. Peterson, Rev. John H. Heavilin , Rev. Russell G. Buck , Rev. Isaiah J. Butcher , Mrs. Dwight Stuve , Mr. John Gilbert Mortimer.

A historical sketch of the history of the Illinois conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church (1844–1969). Compiled from Conference Journals 1941-1969, by Arthur L. Bray, July 23, 1969.

This Booklet is compiled and edited by Faith Simpson-Fisher arid published by Franklin Simpson, owner of Holmgren's Printing Co., Inc., Rapid City, South Dakota offers historical sketches from 1916-1966.

Diamond Anniversary Service Program July 17, 1968. Greer, SC