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Postcards of Unitarian and Universalist Church Buildings
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Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: Wooden church building with columns, open belfry and dome - perspective view from left corner. Printed caption - First Church in Beverly - Founded in 1667, Beverly, Mass. Also the First Sunday School in America. Hand-colored photograph. White border period, 1915-1930. Postmarked Mar 2 1933. Postc... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: Church building with columns, clock, louvered belfry, lantern and steeple - perspective view from right corner. Printed caption on back - First Parish Church, Lexington, Massachusetts. This beautiful colonial church stands at the head of Lexington Battle Green. Built in 1847 it is considered to b... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: Church building with louvered belfry and steeple - perspective view from left corner. Printed caption - St. Paul's Universalist Church, Victor New York. Pastor Rev. George Wilson Scrudder. Black and white photograph. Undivided back period, 1901-1907. Postmarked Jun 1 1918. Post card addressed to ... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: Stone church building with open belfry - perspective view from right corner. Printed caption on back - The Church of Our Father - Corner of Park Street and Bagley Avenue, is built entirely of stone and is one of the most imposing church edifices in the city. It was organized in 1882 and is presid... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: White wooden church building with clock, louvered belfry and steeple - perspective view from left corner. Building dedicated 1934. Printed caption - The First Parish Church (Unitarian) Brewster, Massachusetts; Gathered October 16, 1700. Sometimes called the "Captains Church". Color photograph. Mo... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: Church building with clock, open belfry, lantern and dome - perspective view from left corner. Printed caption - First Parish Church of Sudbury organized in 1640. Rev. Edmund Browne, first Pastor. First Church in West Precinct built on this site in 1722. Rev. Israel Loring Pastor, 1706-1772. Pres... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: Church building with louvered belfry - perspective view from right corner. Printed caption - The Church of the Divine Paternity, 76th Street and Central Park West, New York, Y. P. C. U. Convention, New York, 1910. Black and white drawing. Undivided back period, 1901-1907. Postmarked Jul 9 1910. P... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: Stone church building with louvered belfry and hip roof top - perspective view from right corner. Printed caption on back - First Parish Church (Unitarian) Plymouth, Mass. The arched doorway of the Fist Parish Church, built 1899, is a partial reproduction of St. Helen's, Austerfield, England wher... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: Church building with louvered belfry - perspective view from right corner. Printed caption - Elm Street Looking from Edgell Street, Gardner, Mass. Hand-colored photograph. Divided back period, 1907-1914. Postmarked Dec 21 1908. Postcard addressed to Miss Helen W. Greenwood. Duplicate postmarked A... -
Contributing Institution: Harvard Divinity School Library Description: White church building with open belfry, clock, lantern, dome and steeple - perspective view from right corner. Printed caption on back - Unitarian Church: This beautiful old church, built in 1772, has a three story Sir Christopher Wren-type steeple which houses a Paul Revere Bell. Kennebunk, Main...
