The microfilm contains copies of a membership list from 1898 to 1939; photographs; anniversary guides from 1969 and 1983; legal documents; and two minute books for the years 1904 to 1965. Microfilm created by University of Louisville, 1984.
The historic records of Green Street Baptist Church were donated to the University of Louisville Archives & Records Center in 1980 and were microfilmed later that year. They consist of six volumes of minutes and a few letters and photographs stored between pages and occupy 2.25 linear feet. They document monthly business meetings from 1844 to 1964, describing policy changes, new members, and disciplinary methods employed by one of Kentucky's oldest black churches.
The material includes printed material, news clippings, publications, a report, and other materials relating to Kentucky Southern College.
Kentucky Southern College records include board of trustees' minutes, presidential correspondence, development records, yearbooks, and student literary magazines. Also included are papers collected by E. Bruce Heilman who served as professor of education, vice-president, and acting dean at Kentucky Southern. Included are printed material, news clippings, reports, and other materials relating to Kentucky Southern College.
Photo albums documenting a University of Louisville student's involvement in collegiate Baptist activities, including the University of Louisville Baptist Student Union.