"A Century of Growth, or, The History of the Church In Western Maryland" chronicles the development of a specific church within the Western Maryland region. Penned by Thomas J. Stanton and published around 1900, the book offers a detailed account of the church's first hundred years. It provides valuable insights into the religious and social landscape of the area during the 19th century, offering a lens through which to view the broader historical context. This historical record serves as a significant resource for those interested in religious history, local history, and the evolution of Christian institutions in America.

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