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This building, housing the First Baptist Church, was located at 528 North Main St. It was erected sometime after a fire destroyed the third church building in 1897. As of 2020, this building is still standing. In this image, it may be spring, as one…

This building, housing the First Baptist Church, was located at 528 North Main St. It was erected sometime after a fire destroyed the third church building in 1897. As of 2020, this building is still standing. A caption at the bottom of the image…

This building, housing the First Baptist Church, was located at 528 North Main St. It was erected sometime after a fire destroyed the third church building in 1897. As of 2020, this building is still standing. This image has been colorized, likely…

This building, housing the First Baptist Church, was located at 528 North Main St. It was erected sometime after a fire destroyed the third church building in 1897. As of 2020, this building is still standing. A caption underneath the image reads "A…

This building, housing the First Baptist Church, was located at 528 North Main St. It was erected sometime after a fire destroyed the third church building in 1897. As of 2020, this building is still standing. A caption at the bottom of the image…

This image shows the Church of the Unity, which would close ca. 1933 and become the Trinity Episcopal Church in 1939. This building was originally built in 1892 by S. B. Woodman, burned on October 29, 1944, but was later rebuilt; it was rededicated…

This image shows the Church of the Unity, which would close ca. 1933 and become the Trinity Episcopal Church in 1939. This building was originally built in 1892 by S. B. Woodman, burned on October 29, 1944, but was later rebuilt; it was rededicated…

This building housing the Church of the Unity, built in 1892 by S. B. Woodman, was destroyed by a fire on October 29, 1944. After burning down, the church was rebuilt; it was rededicated on September 28, 1947. The Church of the Unity would close ca.…

This image shows the Church of the Unity, which would close ca. 1933 and become the Trinity Episcopal Church in 1939. This building was originally built in 1892 by S. B. Woodman, burned on October 29, 1944, but was later rebuilt; it was rededicated…

The exact date the photo was taken isn't known, but the glassine envelope notes that the photo was taken before the fire of October 29, 1944. After burning down, the church was rebuilt; it was rededicated on September 28, 1947. Church of the Unity…