Title:
Saint James Church
Lancaster Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Protestant Episcopal Founded 1744. Present Building Erected 1820 Added to in 1880 Rectory (1847) parish House 1903 and 1952 at left
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Title:
Saint Boniface Church, 225 Blackman Street
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Saint Mary's Of The Assumption Church, Prince & Vine Streets
Lancaster Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Founded - 1742
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Title:
The Lutheran Church
Lancaster Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
The Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity in the city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. First recorded service, Nov. 29, 1729 first church Built, 1734, Present Church Built, 1761-66, Parish House Built, 1953-54. Dr. Wallace E. Fisher, Senior Pastor.
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Title:
The Donegal Church
Mount Joy Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
The Presbyterian Church, built in 1719, is located near Mount Joy, Pa. Directly in front stands the witness tree around which the congregation pledged their allegiance to the cause of the colonists during the American Revolution.
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Title:
Trinity Lutheran Church, West Main and Manheim Streets
Mount Joy Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
This church was organized in 1827 and is a member church of The Lutheran Church in America
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Title:
Baptist Church
Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the many beautiful churches in the borough of churches
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Title:
The Ligonier Methodist Church
Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
The Ligonier Methodist Church at Ligonier is one of the many beautiful churches in Southern Pennsylvania
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Title:
Allison United Methodist Church
Carlisle Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
A Colonial Church edifice, consecrated on April 20, 1958, replaces the earlier one which burned January 20, 1954. Allison United Methodist church, a stately sanctuary of Pennsylvania limestone, also serves as Dickinson College Chapel.
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Title:
Centre Presbyterian Church
New Park Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the most beautiful churches in York County
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Title:
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Carlisle And Chelsea Roads
Camp Hill Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome PM 1966 Jan-03
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Title:
Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, 2000 Chestnut Street
Camp Hill Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, 2000 Chestnut Street
Camp Hill Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Camp Hill Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Reverend Matthew L. Winters, Pastor.
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Title:
Chanceford Presbyterian Church
Woodbine Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Located between Airville and Woodbine, Penna., in York County. Stone for this church was quarried at Port Deposit, Md., about the turn of the century.
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Title:
Episcopal Church
Levittown Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Episcopal Church, one of the many beautiful churches in Levittown.
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Title:
The Beautifully Modern Faith Reformed Church
Levittown Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Pilgrim Congregational Church, North 24th and Warner Street
Tacoma Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Organized November 23, 1908 this beautiful new building was dedicated November 30, 1955.
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Title:
Central Lutheran Church, North Fourth and Tacoma Avenue
Tacoma Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Central ministers as a Growing Church to a Growing City
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Title:
Aerial Of St. John's Episcopal Church
Spokane Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
This church is one of the most beautiful in the United States and is bounded by the City Reservoir with its magnificent grounds - part of metropolitan Spokane is in the background
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Title:
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
The new St. Mary's Catholic Church is its adjacent social hall was constructed in 1957 to accommodate both local residents and the many summer visitors to the Long Beach Peninsula. Seating 600 people, the new building replaces the original St. Mary's mission church, built in 1898.
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Title:
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Pe Ell Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
On State Highway #6, between Chehalis and Raymond, Wash.
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Title:
Catholic Church Of The Holy Family
Frances Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
On State Highway No. 6 between Chehalis and Raymond
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Title:
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
The new St. Mary's Catholic Church is its adjacent social hall was constructed in 1957 to accommodate both local residents and the many summer visitors to the Long Beach Peninsula. Seating 600 people, the new building replaces the original St. Mary's mission Church, built in 1898.
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Title:
St. Mary's Church
McGowan Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Historical landmark on the Columbia River in Pacific County, Washington. First mass was offered by Father J. D. O'Brien, O. P. on December 4, 1904 a little more than one hundred years since Lewis and Clark camped in the same area at the end of their famous overland expedition.
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Title:
Pacific Union College Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
The 1847-seat Seventh-Day Adventist Church on the campus of Pacific Union College at Angwin is the largest church edifice in Napa County. The sanctuary complex, built over a two-year period at a cost of one million dollars, was first used in January, 1968.
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Title:
Catholic Church Of The Holy Family
Frances Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
On State Highway No. 6 between Chehalis and Raymond
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Title:
Lutheran Church
Elbe Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1906
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Title:
Oysterville Baptist Church
Oysterville Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1892 by R. H. Espy, this old church served the community of Oysterville, Wash. For many years. It is now opened only for special occasions.
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Title:
Walla Walla College Church
College Place Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the largest church buildings in the northwest, this Seventh-day Adventist Church, seating 2600, serves more than 1800 students and faculty members besides community members. Completed in 1962 and dedicated debt-free in 1964, the building houses the largest and one of the finest pipe organs in the northwest.
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Title:
Our Lady Of The Assumption R. C. Church
Green Harbor Massachusetts (MA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Pasadena Community Church
St. Petersburg Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
The Sanctuary seats a congregation of over 2000 and a choir of 300 in air-conditioned comfort. Immense grounds around the church provide parking spaces for 3500 cars. A special sound system carries the audible church services to people who remain in their cars
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Title:
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Founded 1670, the present edifice is the third building, erected 1835-8. Corinthian columns after the style of St. Martin's in the field, London, dominate this beautiful interior. The arches, springing longitudinally from the square of cornice above each column, rise at their crown to a level of 36 feet and are adorned with cherub's head and wings in stucco; and between the shoulders of the acanthus ornamentation. Altar silver, some older than the discovery of America, is used in the church on special occasions.
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Title:
Church Of Christ, 176 Chetral Avenue
Pacific Grove California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The Church of Christ established in Jerusalem A.D. 33 Pacific Grove Church of Christ organized 1945. "The Church were every visitor is an honored guest."
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Title:
St. Canice's Catholic Church
Nevada City California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
First Church on this location opened in 1853 with the present building being built in 1864
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Title:
Cachuma Church Camp
Santa Barbara California (CA), Chrome PM 1975 Nov-11
Description:
A view of the modern swimming pool at Cachuma Church Camp, an interdenominational camp, located 25 miles north of Santa Barbara, California on highway 154.
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Title:
Old St. Mary's Church
California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
A pioneer and historical church of San Francisco, it is located on California Street in quaint. Old Chinatown. Frequent service via a pioneer Cable Car line.
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Title:
The Church Of Reflections, Knott's Berry Farm
Ghost Town California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the earliest churches in Southern California, our Church of Reflections now offers quiet and solitude to visitors, at Knott's Berry Farm.
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Title:
Church Of The Wayfarer
Carmel California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Church of the Wayfarer, Carmel. True to its name, this Village Chapel affords a friendly haven of worship to all, regardless of sect or creed.
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Title:
Historic Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Grass Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Constructed in 1857, this is the oldest Episcopal Church building in California.
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Title:
Catholic Church
Grass Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Joseph's Church
San Jose California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
St. Joseph's Church, San Jose, California. Established under authority of Charles IV, King of Spain, on July 12, 1803, the original adobe was damaged by earthquakes and succeeding structure destroyed by Fire. The present impressive cathedral of Roman-Corinthian architecture was dedicated April 22, 1877.
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Title:
Church Of The Open Door, 550 So. Hope St
Los Angeles California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
"One of the Great Churches of the Golden West" Standing for The Inspired Book, The Precious Blood, The Blessed Hope Seating capacity approximately 4,000.
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Title:
Tumacacori Mission Church
Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused
Description:
Tumacacori National Monument
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Title:
First Baptist Church Of Mesa, 245 No. MacDonald
Mesa Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused
Description:
This spacious structure is unique in modern church design. It is distinctive with architectural simplicity and a landmark of beauty in the charm city
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Title:
American Ev. Lutheran Church, 115 North Tucson Blvd
Tucson Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused
Description:
Sunday Worship 8:30 and 11:00 am Sunday School 9:45 AM Midweek Bible Study, Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
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Title:
Church And Town Hall
Middlebury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Third Meeting House Of The Congregational Church
Washingotn Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
The third Meeting House of the Congregational Church on the Green Judea Parish (1801) Westminister Chimes.
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Title:
First Congregational Church
East Hartford Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
First Church Of Christ Congregational
West Hartford Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Noah Webster Memorial Public Library
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Title:
Congregational Church
South Britain Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Presbyterian Church
Darien-Noroton Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Congregational Church
Sharon Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
On Harold Green in Sharon, Connecticut. Built in 1824 to replace the old church where Cotton Mather Smith preached from 1755 until 1806.
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Title:
Trinity Church
Torrington Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Trinity Church, Cor. Water and Prospect St
Thomaston Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. John's R. C. Church
Noroton-Darien Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Joseph's Church
Rockville Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Grace Episcopal Church
Old Saybrook Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Parish House & Parsonage
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Title:
The Three Churches On The Green
New Haven Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
The Three Churches on the Green Trinity Church - Center Church - United Church
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Title:
Old Stone Church Congregational
East Haven Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Established 1711
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Title:
First Presbyterian Church
Stamford Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
First Presbyterian Church. The floor plan of the Sanctuary is in the shape of a fish which was an early Christian symbol
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Title:
First Congregational Church
Watertown Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
First Methodist Church
Stamford Springs Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Edwards R. C. Church
Stamford Springs Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
United Methodist Church
Ridgefield Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Bridget's Catholic Church
Cheshire Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Dedicated Dec. 7, 1958.
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Title:
1St Congregational Church On The Green
Cheshire Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
A First Congregational Church
Cheshire Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
A charming example of an early New England Church. The First Congregational Church, Cheshire, Conn.
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Title:
Cheshire Lutheran Church
Cheshire Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Erected 1961
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Title:
Church Of The Epiphany
Southbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Federated Church
Southbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. John's Church Episcopal
SAlisbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1824; remodeled in 1959
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Title:
Union Baptist Church
Mystic Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Civil War Monument And Congregational Church
Mystic Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
The Mystic, Ct. Civil War Monument and congregational Church. The monument was the gift of Mrs. Charles H. Mallory. Inscribed on its base are the names: Antietam, Gettysburg, Drury's Bluff, and Port Hudson.
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Title:
View Of Union Baptist Church
Mystic Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
View of Union Baptist Church on Baptist Hill, Mystic, Ct. The new steeple was attached in 1969 to replace an earlier one lost in the 1938 Hurricane.
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Title:
Methodist Church Of New Canaan
New Canaan Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. John's Episcopal Church
Waterbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
The First Church In Waterbury Congregational
Waterbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Saugatuck Congregational Church
Westport Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Saugatuck Congregational Church
Westport Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Est. 1852
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Title:
First Congregational Church
Danbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church
Bristol Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Peter's Church
Danbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Tashua Christ Episcopal Church
Trumbull Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Established in 1750, the oldest church building in Trumbull, Conn.
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Title:
The Trumbull Congregational Church
Trumbull Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Over 240 years old, has been on this site since 1899. It is built of grey stone quarried locally.
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Title:
St. Mary's R. C. Church
Norwalk Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the many beautiful churches to be found in this city
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Title:
The Old Congregational Church
North Cornwall Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1826
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Title:
The First Congregational Church
Southington Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Congregational Church
Litchfield Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. John's Church Episcopal
Salisbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1824; remodeled in 1959
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Title:
The First Methodist Church Of Litchfield
Litchfield Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Founded - Dedicated 1885
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Title:
Simsbury Methodist Church
Simsbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Church Of Christ Congregational
Newington Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Grace Church On The Green
Windsor Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Patriots Monument in foreground
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Title:
St. Gabriel's Church
Windsor Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Roberts Mission Church
Windsor Locks Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Calvary Episcopal Church
Stonington Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Holy Advent Episcopal Church
Clinton Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Episcopal Church
Sharon Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
The Parish was organized in 1809; the building erected in 1812 and consecrated by the name of Christ Church in 1819
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Title:
St. Paul Church
Waterford Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
North Congregational Church
Woodbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
North Congregational Church, Woodbury, Conn. Construction of the Meeting House begun in 1814, completed in 1816. Church organized Dec. 25th 1816. Major alterations and additions 1954, and 1965.
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Title:
Center Congregational Church
Manchester Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. James Catholic Church
Manchester Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Decicated August 20, 1876.
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Title:
St. Paul's R. C. Church
Glastonbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Christ Episcopal Church
Guilford Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Saugatuck Congregational Church, Est. 1852
Westport Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
First Congregational Church
Danbury Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Shandon Baptist Church
Columbia South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Shandon Baptist Church erected 1923. Congregation organized in 1909
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Title:
The First Baptist Church
Columbia South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Founded in 1809, the present handsome edifice with its magnificent brick columns was completed in 1859. Historically important as the meeting place of The First Confederate Secession Convention in 1861, it survived the burning of Columbia in 1865.
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Title:
Along Church Street
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Dock St. Theater, on left, opened in 1736, is the first building in America designed solely for theatrical purposes and is still in use today. St. Philip's Episcopal Church in background, erected 1835, is one of the most famous landmarks of the city.
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Title:
St. Phillip's Church And Grave Of John C. Calhoun
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
A landmark on Church Street, St Phillip's is known as the Mother Parish of the Episcopal Church in S.C. The first building was erected circa 1690, and the present structure 1835-8. John C. Calhoun was twice a United States senator and Vice President of the U.S.
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Title:
The Huguenot Church
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Dating back to 1681, this pure Gothic edifice takes pride in the distinction of being the only French Protestant church in America which adheres to the exact form of the Huguenot worship and uses the original liturgy. This is the third church on this site with the present structure being remodeled in 1845. White marble tablets adorn the interior walls in memory of the first Huguenot emigrants to America.
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Title:
St. Andrew's Church
Mt. Pleasant South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Erected about 1857 the brown frame Episcopal Church replaced an older building which in turn replaced the Wappetaw Chapel of Ease. Historic Mt. Pleasant is one of South Carolina's oldest summer resorts and now a year 'round vacation center
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Title:
First Baptist Church
Orangeburg South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Adjoining the square in the center of Orangeburg is the modern First Baptist Church. The structure presents a dominating influence in the busy city and is typical of the many modern churches in Orangeburg
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Title:
Church Of The Holy Cross
Stateburg South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Episcopal Church was built in 1850 in the village founded by General Sumter. Stateburg was vigorously promoted in 17686 as the future State capital and at one time was a thriving town with stores, an academy, and even a circulating library.
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Title:
Edgefield Methodist Church, 309 Norris Street
Edgefield South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Edgefield Methodism was founded about 1820 at Pottersville, one mile north of the present city limits. The property on which the church now stands was deeded in 1841 by the Rev. Joseph Moore to nine trustees. A potrait of Rev. Moore, prepared by Edward Deciliux, hangs in the church. The cornerstone of the present church was laid on May 26, 1891.
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Title:
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Aiken South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
St. Mary's is one of Aiken's largest and oldest churches
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Title:
First Baptist Church
Aiken South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Organized in 1805, the present church grew from the old Levels Baptist Church. The Aiken Baptist Church was built on this site in 1836 and burned in 1878. Another building was completed in 1878 and yet another dedicated in 1919. Present colonial style building was completed in 1958 at a cost of nearly one half million with a seating capacity of 1400.
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Title:
Oldest Church In South Carolina
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
St. James' Parish, Goose Creek, was established in 1706 and the building was in 1719. The only church not profaned by the British in the Revolutionary War, possibly because the Royal Arms were allowed to remain over the altar. The Episcopal Church is architecturally one of the finest in the area.
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Title:
First Baptist Church
Easley South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. David's Episcopal Church
Cheraw South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Built 1770-3 and named for the patron saint of Wales. Used by the British during the Revolution as a smallpox hospital; 50 who died here are buried in one grave in the shady yard. Many great South Carolinians are buried here including James H. Thornwell and Bishop Alexander Gregg
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Title:
Old Edisto Island Church
South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
One of many old churches on historic Edisto Island is this beautiful Presbyterian Church that was organized around 1710. Present building, erected in 1831, survived the Civil War although robbed of its contents. "Tokens" were formerly used for admission to the Sacrament off the Lord's Supper. Bags on long handles are still in use for taking the offerings.
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Title:
First Presbyterian Church
Hilton Head Island South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Organized in 1957, the present sanctuary was completed in 1965. The church has grown from a small group of worshipers who used the Chapel on Honey Horn Plantation from 1953-57. The Fellowship Hall, photographed, will serve as the sanctuary until the permanent sanctuary is built.
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Title:
Bethesda Presbyterian Church And Grave Of Baron Decal
Camden South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
This magnificent church was designed in 1820 by Robert Mills and replaced the old meeting house that dated from 1774. The monument was dedicated by La Fayette in 1825 and stands where Baron Decal, who commanded the American Army in the South in the Revolutionary War, lies buried.
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Title:
The Church Of The Redeemer
Newberry South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Organized in 1853, the Lutheran Church was completed in 1897. The church was the beginning of a large Lutheran congregation whose work spread to the establishment of Newberry College.
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Title:
Christ Church
Greenville South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
One of South Carolina's historic Churches, established in 1820. Cornerstone of present building laid in 1852 and transepts added in 1880 and 1968. Christ Church and Churchyard entered on The National Register of Historic Places, 1971.
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Title:
St. Helena Episcopal Church
Beaufort South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1724 for a parish organized in 1712. The silver communion plate was given by Capt. John Bull in memory of his wife who was carried off by the Yamasee Indians in the uprising of 1715. Tombstones from the surrounding burial ground served as operating tables when the church was used as a hospital during the War between the States
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Title:
St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The oldest church edifice in Charleston. Cornerstone was laid in 1752 and first services held in 1761. Clock and bells imported from England 1764. British forces took the bells to England as a Revolutionary War prize; later returned by a London merchant. Confederate forces used the steeple as a lookout post. Federal gunners used it as a point of aim during bombardment of 1863 and their shells landing in and around the church destroyed part of this beautiful landmark, Washington, Lee, La Fayette and other notables have worshipped here.
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Title:
The First Presbyterian Church
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
At Meeting and Tradd Streets is the edifice whose congregation was organized in 1731. Formed by twelve Scottish families, it united with the Presbyterian Church, U.S. in 1882. Present Sanctuary was built in 1814 and has been damaged by earthquake, tornado, hurricane and fire. Its wrought-iron work is notable.
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Title:
St. Mary's Star Of The Sea Catholic Church
Virginia Beach Virginia (VA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Pohick Episcopal Church, Fairfax County
Lorton Virginia (VA), Chrome unused
Description:
This historic Colonial Church was built between 1769 and 1774. George Washington of Mount Vernon and George Mason of Gunston Hall, both vestrymen for many years, were members of the Building Committee. The ground plans and elevation were drawn by Washington.
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Title:
Warm Springs Presbyterian Church
Warm Springs Virginia (VA), Chrome unused
Description:
Organized 1824. This delightful little valley church has served the mountain folk and many famous visitors to this Virginia "Shang-ri-La."
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Title:
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Richmond Virginia (VA), Chrome unused
Description:
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Richmond, Va. Built in 1843, where General Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis, President of Confederate States, often worshipped. President Davis was attending services here when notified that Petersburg had fallen and Richmond must be evacuated.
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Title:
St. Patrick's Church
Damariscotta Mills Maine (ME), Chrome unused
Description:
New England's oldest Catholic Church. It is the first Church in America dedicated to St. Patrick on July 17, 1808.
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Title:
Grace Lutheran Church
Fremont Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
Grace Church, designed by Ralph Adams Cram, is one of the finest examples of English decorated Gothic architecture in the mid-west. The complex of buildings centers around a courtyard and includes the Church, Parish House and Parsonage.
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Title:
St. Mary's Episcopal Church, North High St.,
Hillsboro Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
St. Mary's Episcopal Church, North High St., Hillsboro, Ohio. Built of gray stone of modified Gothic architecture, it contains many priceless stained glass windows serving as lasting memorials to early pioneer citizens.
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Title:
Nave Of The Church Of Bethesda-By-The-Sea, South County road at Barton Ave
Palm Beach Florida (FL), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Columbkille Church
Wilmington Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Methodist Church
Wilmington Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
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Title:
Friends Church
Wilmington Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
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Title:
U. S. Post Office And First Presbyterian Church
Sandusky Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Joseph's First Catholic Church
Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
First Catholic Church Dedicated in Ohio. The log church established on this site in 1818 was known as "The cradle of the faith in Ohio". Located near Somerset in Perry County, the present structure was dedicated in 1843 and is the third church building to occupy this site.
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Title:
Methodist Church, 18 S. Gamble
Shelby Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church, West Mansfield Street
New Washington Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Congregation was organized in 1844. A frame church served the congregation until 1868, when this brick edifice was erected. This structure was dedicated on October 19, 1879.
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Title:
United Methodist Church
New Washington Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
The Methodist Congregation was organized in 1879. In 1882 a frame church was constructed, and it was dedicated on October 7, 1883. In 1918 the frame church was remodeled and brick veneered. Dedication of the brick building was held on January 12, 1919.
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Title:
First Lutheran Church, Broadway
Shelby Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Central College Presbyterian Church, Central College
Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
The Central College Presbyterian Church located at Central College, Ohio, about two Miles from Westerville, was organized on April 22nd, 1843. The original Church Sanctuary was dedicated Dec. 25,1870, and the new Sanctuary and Educational Wing were dedicated June 19,1966.
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Title:
Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1250 W. Exchange St.,
Akron Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
1250 W. Exchange St., Akron, Ohio
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Title:
First Church Of The Nazarene
Liverpool Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
First Church of the Nazarene located in East Liverpool, Ohio, was organized October 24,1910. The new Church was dedicated in 1951. Present membership is 501 and the Sunday School average is 520. Present Minister is James E. Hunton.
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Title:
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
Located 104 Main Street, Roseville, Ohio-was organized in 1836 and is part of the Lutheran Church in America. The Present structure, which is of pure English Gothic architecture, was dedicated in 1937. The window depict the life of Christ from the Annunciation to the Resurrection.
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Title:
The United Church Of Christ
Strongsville Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
The Church was organized October 10,1817 and the building was dedicated January 27,1853. The Church was presented an Historical Building Plaque in 1976 by the Strongsville Historical Society.
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Title:
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Courthouse Square
Toledo Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
"The Church with a Heart in the Heart of Toledo"
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Title:
First Presbyterian Church
Sandusky Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
Date Church Organized. . . May 18, 1852 Church Reorganized on. . . Nov. 18. 1852 Church incorporated on . . . Jan. 29, 1853.
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Title:
U. S. Post Office And First Presbyterian Church
Sandusky Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
U.S. Post Office and First Presbyterian Church Sandusky, Ohio.
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Title:
Manley Methodist Episcopal Church, 25th & Grandview
Portsmouth Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
This Gothic Style Structure stands at 25th & Grandview, Portsmouth, Ohio. Constructed in 1956, of native sandstone from McDermott.
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Title:
Two Horned Church
Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
First Congregational Church - Sometimes known as the "Two Horned Church" because of its twin towers, houses the oldest congregation in Marietta, Ohio. The first church, of frame construction, dedicated 1807, was destroyed by fire in 1905. On 1906 at the same spot, (318 Front St.), a new brick bld. of the same architectural design was erected. Only remnant used from the old church, is the bell in South tower of the new church.
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Title:
St. John's Lutheran Church, Market and Seventh Streets
Zanesville Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
Market and Seventh Streets, Zanesville, Ohio. Organized May 5, 1839 by German immigrants. The present edifice, a striking example of pure Gothic architecture, built of mingled shades of brick trimmed with art stone was dedicated September 12, 1927. St. John's is a fellowship of Christian believers after the Lutheran Church in America tradition.
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Title:
St. Nicholas Catholic Church And Rectory
Zanesville Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
Built 1898 at Corner East Main and Greenwood, Zanesville, Ohio.
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Title:
First Presbyterian Church
Pompano Beach Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
Show here is the beautiful First Presbyterian Church
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Title:
Monastery Church, Saint Leo Abbey
Saint Leo Florida (FL), Chrome unused
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Title:
Saint Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, 700 Spring Lake Road
Altamonte Springs Florida (FL), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Joseph Catholic Church, 3110 - 26th Street
West Bradenton Florida (FL), Chrome unused
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Title:
St. Theresa's Church Of The Little Flower
Coral Gables Florida (FL), Chrome unused
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Title:
The White Church
Lincoln Massachusetts (MA), Linen PM 1951 Sep-22
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Title:
St. Peter's Church
Dorchester Massachusetts (MA), Linen PM 1956 Jul-29
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Title:
Star Of The Sea Catholic Church And Rectory At Night
Virginia Beach Virginia (VA), Linen PM 1945 Jul-16
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Title:
St. Mary's Church
Old Towm Maine (ME), Linen unused
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Title:
St. John's Church
Baltimore Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
Description:
St John's Church located near New Baltimore Pa., under the Carmelite Fathers. Present building built 1890. Parish founded before 1820. Located here is the probation house for this section of the country. A beautiful house of worship located in the mountains of the Allegheny's.
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Title:
The Archabbey Church, St. Vincent College
Latrobe Pennsylvania (PA), Linen PM 1941 Jul-07
Description:
With the addition of the front towers the Archabbey Church will be one of the finest specimens of Romanesque architecture in the country. The cornerstone was laid in 1892 and thirteen years were spent in construction. To the right is the statue of Archabbot Boniface Wimmer, the founder of St. Vincent-the oldest and largest Benedictine abbey in the United States.
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Title:
First Church Of Christ Congregational
Redding Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
First Congregational Church
Lebanon Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
Methodist Church
Woodbury Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
Congregational Church
Madison Connecticut (CT), Linen PM 1943 Aug-05
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Title:
Episcopal Church
Salisbury Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
Canaan Methodist Church
Canaan Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
Congregational Church
Salisbury Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
Second Congregational Church
West Cornwall Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
Cong Church
New Milford Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown Connecticut (CT), Linen PM 1944 Jul-26
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Title:
St. John's R. C. Church
Middletown Connecticut (CT), Linen PM 1944 Jun-01
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Title:
St. John's Church
Waterbury Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
St. Mary's Church
New Haven Connecticut (CT), Linen unused
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Title:
Church Of The Resurrection
Greenwood South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
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Title:
St. Michael's Church And Meeting Street
Charleston South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
The corner-stone of this of this church was laid in 1752. and first used for worship in 1761. In 1764 the famous bells and clock were imported from England. And the organ in 1768. part of which is incorporated in the present organ in the church. The bells were seized by Major Traille, as a perquisite of war, and shipped and sold in England, where they were purchased by a former Charleston Merchant, and shipped back again. This is a view looking down Meeting Street. towards the Ashley River.
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Title:
Stroudsburg Methodist Church
Linen unused
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Title:
Methodist Episcopal Church, 8th Street
Ocean City New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
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Title:
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Keansburg New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
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Title:
St. Lorenz Lutheran Church
Frankenmuth Michigan (MI), Chrome unused
Description:
While journeying through the snow-covered countryside on the outskirts of Frankenmuth, one may come to pass over the "Old Black Bridge" as Frankenmuthers refer to it. On the picture, this nostalgic construction from yesteryear creates a unique frame for St. Lorenz Lutheran Church, oldest Lutheran Church in Saginaw Valley, founded in 1845. Church steeple in 168 high, the cross an additional 54 inches. At night entire apparatus is lighted, which further enhances the view.
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Title:
Paradise United Methodist Church
Paradise Michigan (MI), Chrome unused
Description:
"Church in the Wildwood" Paradise, Michigan 49768.
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Title:
Apostolic Lutheran Church, 23800 Lahser Road
Southfield Michigan (MI), Chrome unused
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