circa 1910	circa 1962	c. 1960
Christian Church, Carrollton.  A history of the church is here.  (pdf)

 

Methodist Church		Methodist Episcopal Church South, 1938	Methodist Church South, c. 1895	Methodist  Church, Carrollton, c. 1910

 

An early Methodist Sunday School, date unknown	Methodist Parsonage Plan, 1898

This is the cover of the Methodists’ historical booklet, which featured drawings of many of the buildings
in their past.  The entire 31 page booklet on their history is here.  (pdf)

 

Presbyterian Church, c. 1895	Presbyterian Church Gen. Breckenridge attends, 1869, here.

 

Carrollton Baptist Church	Carrollton Baptist Church	Baptist Church in Winter, 1917	Baptist Church in Summer, c. 1910

 

Second Baptist Church, 1943
A little history on the Second Baptist Church is here.

A note from The Freeman on Carroll County churches is here.

Carrollton Catholic Church	St. John, Interior	St. John's Interior	St. John's
The back of the St. John's Altar was removed and burned. Why? This site will explain it to you.

	St. John's celebrates it's jubilee. Announces new building	Cornerstone laying announced,	There's an excursion boat you can catch.
	Local bigots set fire to it.	Contract let for the superstructure.	It's finally under roof.
	Fourteen years after the cornerstone is laid, the new building is dedicated.

Architect's Drawing of St. John's from 1902	St. John's	St. John's Catholic Church

Carrollton's Rev. Ignatius Mary Ahmann of St. John's wrote Forget-Me-Nots of Past and Present (pdf) in 1902.

Rev. Paul Ryan's 1953 history St. Johns explains why the drawing
above, dated 1902, took 16 years to get built. Read it here.

A four-day meet and debate at the Carrollton Camp Grounds on the origin of baptism.

A Carroll preacher gets a new perspective on baptism, here.