Congregational church

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  Presbyterian Church, Pasadena

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  Architectural drawing of an ornate Presbyterian church building with a tall, narrow tower with steeple, and round stained glass windows in Pasadena, California.

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  Early wooden church

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  The one-room church building of the First Methodist Church in Pasadena, California, with a decorative architectural detailing on roof and corners, stands alone on a dirt plot. Scattered houses and agricultural fields in the distance behind it.

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  The old Congregational Church, Saco. : Built 1803-Ded 1806-Burnt July 8th 1860

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  Image of an eye-level street view of the Old Congregational Church in Saco, Maine, from the corner of a dirt road intersection showing surrounding houses and pedestrians walking along the sidewalks.

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  Presbyterian Church, Pasadena, Cal

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  A one-room Presbyterian church stands alone amid an empty, flat landscape in Pasadena, California. A man stands on the front steps of the church, a horse-drawn carriage stand behind it. Rows of trees have been planted around the perimeter.

  photPF 501

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  M. E. Church, Pasadena, Cal

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  The one-room church building of the First Methodist Church in Pasadena, California, stands alone in a wide, open area.

  photST Watkins

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  Churches - Los Angeles

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 10 items: undated booklet with information on First Congregational Church of Los Angeles; undated brochure, "Reflections on Religious Architecture...five landmark churches & synagogues in the Mid-Wilshire Corridor"; copies of two 1920s LAT articles on churches; original of "The Salvation Army - Auxiliary Notes," 12/1927; booklet, Windows of Immanuel - Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 1975 ; brochure, "Welcome to the First Baptist Church of Los Angeles," ca. 1985; multi-page report from Myrna Saxe (art & architecture conservator) plus LAT clip, both related to decorated sandstone blocks, part of the first L.A. synagogue, unearthed after being buried near the intersection of Broadway and 2nd streets from 1895 until 1988.

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