Welcome
to the digital achives of
United Evangelical Church
If you have visited before or feel confortable exploring on your own, the three buttons below are all you need to begin. But, if you would like more information, scroll down a little farther.
What are the Digital Archives?
The archives contain about
about 2,000 video MP4 files,
about 1,000 JPEG photographs,
and over 4,000 PDF files.
The Video Archives
It would be difficult to look through a list of 2000 videos. So to find videos, in the SEARCH BOX simply type a title, name or key word that will filter the list. Then, click on the LINK next to the title to view the video.
The Photo Archives
The buttons NEXT and PREVIOUS can be used to browse the many photographs. The "+100" button will allow faster browsing. The desktop version of the archives website allows searching using key words.
The PDF Archives
It would be difficult to look through a list of 4000 PDF files. So to find these, in the SEARCH BOX simply type a search word that will filter the list. Then, click on the LINK next to the description of the item to view the document. Since most documents are 8 1/2 x 11, the desktop version of the archive website would work better. In addition, there are some older mobile devices, for instance phones running versions such as Android 11, which will not display PDF files in the web browser.
Mobile vs Desktop
Since the archives consist mainly of 8 1/2 x 11 scanned papers, the best experience is obtained by viewing on a desktop computer. However, recent studies suggest that 60% of web browsing is now done on mobile devices. We will attempt to share as much information as possible to as many users as possible.
Share With Us
If you have any old documents or photographs that you could share with the archives please email us at uecucc@comcast.net -- of particular interest are photographs as the "new" church was being built around 1957.
About the Archives
This site was created with contributions from the Endowment Fund of United Evangelical Church (UCC) - 3200 Dillon St. - Baltimore, MD. 21224.
PDF Document Searches
that work best on desktop devices
The information describing all of our PDF files are stored in a database and spreadsheets. Each button below uses a different method to browse the data.
Video Searches
that work best on desktop devices
The information describing all of our Video files are stored in a database and spreadsheets. Each button below uses a different method to browse the data.
Photograph Searches
that work best on desktop devices
The information describing all of our Photograph files are stored in a database and spreadsheets. Each button below uses a different method to browse the data.
Thanks!
to all who helped
A hearty thank you to Fran, Kathy, Calvin and Rob for all their work in getting material ready for presentation. Documents had to be prepared for scanning by removing paper clips, staples and rubber bands. Then the documents had to be scanned. Then the documents had to schredded for recycling. Finally, the documents had to uploaded to the website. Also thanks to Gerry and our gerbil team for their valable assistance.
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How it all began...
Work began on the UEC Archives back in 1995 when John Price and his wife transcribed old written collections of Funerals, Weddings and Confirmations. These original dBASE files have been converted so that they be shared on the internet. Although they are not physically located on the United Archive site, we hope to transfer them soon. They can be accessed by clicking on the following links.
John and Norma Price Links
Funerals from United Evangelical ChurchWeddings from United Evangelical Church
Confirmations from United Evangelical Church
New Members from United Evangelical Church
Ongoing projects - incomplete
Original Baptism Record Book Pages CVSOriginal Baptism Record Book Pages SQL
Funeral Memorandum Pages - 60s and 70s
Church Giving Records - 1960s
