Parsonage for All Souls Universalist Church Facade of parsonage of All Souls Church, Ocean Avenue and Ditmas Avenue, with automobile parked in driveway, woman pushing baby carriage, and two trees in foreground, portion of church building on far left, and residential building in background.

\[All Souls Church] Facade and tower of All Souls Church, Ocean Avenue and Ditmas Avenue, with tree on each side of doorway, fire hydrant in center foreground, portion of parsonage on far right, and residential building in background.

All Souls Universalist Church and parsonage Facade (partially vine-covered) and tower of All Souls Church (left) and parsonage (right), with short hedge fences along front, and unidentifiable buildings on far left. Caption: "Ocean and Ditmas Avenues. ... the present church ... moved to Flatbush in 1904 and the first religious service was held Easter, 1905."

World War II veterans honored Eight men (one wearing clerical attire, three wearing military attire) and one boy flanking portion of stained glass window with inscription below: "In honor of the men and women of All Souls \[Church, Ocean Avenue and Ditmas Avenue] who saw service in the armed forces during World War II." Caption: "World War II veterans honored--Shown at the dedication of the memorial window to veterans are, left to right, Lt. Col. Clifton H, Burris, Seaman Frank A. Taggart, Sgt. Robert Gurney, Pfc. John R. Sutherland, Clifton Burriss Jr., holding curtain cord; the Rev. Dr. Cornelius Greenway, Representative Joseph W. Martin Jr. and Lt. Comm. James H. Bethel."

Centennial book Four men standing; man on far left, wearing black robe and man on far right are holding a large book. Caption: "Centennial book--Dr. Cornelius Greenway, pastor, presents first copy of the 100-year history of All Souls Universalist Church \[Ocean Avenue and Ditmas Avenue] to Frank L. Bryant, right, president of the church's board of trustees. Look on, second from left, is Edwin B. Wilson, executive editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, and Dr. Frank J. Arnold, former Assistant Superintendent of Schools and president of the board of deacons. They assisted Dr. Greenway prepare the book."

Discusses our sea power Three men (one wearing military attire) standing; two men on right are shaking hands. Caption: "Discusses our sea power--Read \[sic] Admiral Walter S. DeLany Commandant, 3d Naval district, shakes hands with the Rev. Dr. Cornelius Greenway, pastor, All Souls Universalist Church \[Ocean Avenue and ditmas Avenue], while Forrest Meader, president of the Men's Club of the church, looks on. Admiral DeLany addressed the club members on the importance of an adequate Navy."

Tom Thumb wedding Girl (right) and boy (left) dressed as bride and groom; several girls on far left are dressed as bridesmaids. Caption: "Tom Thumb wedding--the boys and girls of the All Souls Universalist Church \[Ocean Avenue and Ditmas Avenue] Sunday School donned formal attire last night to stage a wedding in miniature. The bride and groom are Jay Greener, 5, of 919 Ocean Ave. and Marilyn Cunningham, 4, of 470 E. 8th St."