Green River, Utah.

Text on the slide's frame identifies this particular edifice as "Presbyterian Church, Green River, Utah." The photograph is a side view of this church showing one part of the building with a steep roof line. Another part of the building juts out on the side. Where both parts of building meet there is a tower with two of its walls incorporated into the main structure of the whole building. The building is built on a high foundation, and part of it has windows. Steps lead up to a large wooden double door in the tower section of the building. The door has a small overhang. The church has large decorative windows. Some very small trees are growing around the building. There are also fence posts and a wire fencing surrounding the church. Other buildings can be seen on both the left and right sides of the church.Sepia. Numbers and titles for the Russell H. Goodman slide collection were taken from an accompanying list. This photograph is listed as number 20. The list also includes the following paragraph: HISTORIC PROTESTANT CHURCHES OF THE WEST Photographs taken by Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Goodman, in whose [names] these duplicate slides are presented to the Archives of Westminster College by Willard R. Harwood and Emil Nyman