| The list provided below gives details on the periodicals currently housed at the PCA Historical Center, including title, publisher name and location, series run dates, issues held by the Historical Center and issues currently needed to complete the series run of that title. If you have copies of any issues that we are lacking, and would care to donate these to the Center, please contact us at your convenience.
 Where feasible, photocopies of periodical articles can be made available. However, many periodicals are too fragile to allow for photocopying. For these materials, transcriptions may, in most cases, be ordered. Copies are produced for private use only, except as noted in the table below. Purchaser is responsible for obeying all relevant copyright laws.
 
 
                    
                      | Order information for copies of periodical articles |  
                      | Category | Price |  
                      | Photocopies Transcription [of fragile documents, etc.]
 Digital scan of images or pages, for private use [jpg file @ 100 dpi]
 Photographic paper prints of images, for private use, 4" x 6" size prints:
 Photographic paper prints of images, for private use, 8" x 10" size prints:
 Electronic text preparation, for private use only [MS Word or pdf format]
 Digital scan of images for commercial use [.jpg file @ 300 dpi]
 Digital scan of images for commercial use [.tiff file @ 300 dpi or higher]
 Electronic text preparation, for commerical reproduction
 
 | $0.30 per page, plus  postage $25.00 per page
 $10.00 per scan
 $5.00 per print
 $10.00 per print
 $10.00 per page
 $75.00 per each scan
 $100.00 per each scan
 $50.00 per each page
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                      | [All prices above, except for photocopies, include postage and/or electronic file transfer.]  |  
                      | Payment 
                      should be made by check, made to the PCA Historical Center, 478 Covenant Lane,  St. Louis, MO 63141 |  Periodicals, W-Z
 
 
                    
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                          |  | The Watchman & Observer Richmond ,VA : Benjamin Gildersleeve [1791-1875]
 Series Run: v. 1, n. 1 (21 Aug. 1845) - v. 10, n. 52 (2 Aug. 1855)
 Holdings: Complete, on three rolls of microfilm
 Preceeding Title : The Watchman of the South [1837-1845] and The Charleston Observer [1827-1845]
 Succeeding Title: The Central Presbyterian [1856-1908]
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                          |  | The WRS Journal Tacoma, WA : Western Reformed Seminary
 Series Run: v. 1, n. 1 (1 August 1994) - 16.2 August 2009 [last known issue]
 Holdings: complete
 Note: Published semi-annually and available electronically at http://www.wrs.edu
 
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                          |  | The Western Voice P
 Series Run:
 Holdings: 1954 - 1955
 Lacking: Most
 Note:
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                          |  | Westminster Theological Journal Philadelphia: Westminster Theological Seminary
 Series Run: v. 1, n. 1 (November 1938) - [ongoing]
 Holdings: 14.1 - present, with gaps
 Lacking: 1.1-13.2; 14.2-15.2; 16.2-17.2; 20.1-2; 21.1; 22.1.
 Note: See OPAC entries for contents of each issue.
 
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                          |  | The Witness Willow Grove, PA: Covenant House
 Series Run: v. 1, n. 1 (April 1946) - v. 14 (1959)
 Holdings: v. 8, n. 7 - v. 13, n. 7, with some missing issues. Lacking:1946 - 1952 and scattered issues thereafter
 Note: "A Christian Magazine for the Family"; Succeeding Title: Reformed Presbyterian Advocate
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                          |  | Witness and Work Columbia, S.C., Bristol, TN
 Series Run: Oct [?] 1952 - 1953
 Holdings: Nov. 1952 - Dec. 1952. 
                            Lacking: Oct. 1952.
 Note: Description based on: 1952./ Devoted to the interests of the Bible Presbytrian testimony.
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                          |  | Woman's Work for Woman New York : Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies of the Presbyterian Church (PCUSA)
 Series Run: Woman's Work for Woman and Our Mission Field, vols. 1--4 (1886-1889); Woman's Work for Woman, vols. 5-19 (1890-1904).Holdings: Volumes 9 (1894) & 10 (1895), [single bound vol.]. Lacking: vols. 1-4 ; 5-8 and 11-19
 Succeeding Title: Home Mission Monthly; Apr. 1924; Women and Missions
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                          |  | The Women's Missionary Magazine of the United Presbyterian Church of North America Pittsburgh, PA : Women's General Missionary Society of the UPCNA
 Holdings: 22.4 (Nov. 1908); 27.10 (May 1914); 28.2 (Sept. 1914);  28.9 (Apr 1915); 33.6 (Jan. 1920); 34.6 (Jan. 1921); 61.6 (Feb. 1948); and 61.8 (Apr. 1948) Series Run: 1.1 (Aug. 1887) - 66.11 (July/August 1953). Lacking: Most.
 Succeeding title : Missionary Horizons, 67.1 (Sept. 1953) - 1958. Ceased publication and merged with Outreach (Concord, NH) to form Concern (New York, NY), 1959-1976 [UPCUSA], which then became Concern Magazine/Newsfold, Jan. 1977-Apr. 1988; then Horizons, 1.1 (July/Aug. 1988)-ongoing [PC(USA)].
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                          |  | World Asheville, NC: God's World Publications
 Series Run: v. 1, n. 1 (17 March 1986) - [ongoing]
 Holdings: most issues. Lacking:
 Note: Succeeding title to The Presbyterian Journal
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                          |  | The Youth's Evangelist. Philadelphia, PA: James M. Ferguson, editor and proprietor. Publication relocated to Pittsburgh, PA some time after 1865.
 Series Run: 1859 - 1930 (v. 70).
 Holdings: Volume 7, numbers 1 - 24, 1865 [bound]. Lacking:
 Note: "prepared expressly for use in the Sabbath Schools of the Reformed and United Presbyterian Churches."
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