Historical photos of Westminster Church in Spokane
Historical photos of Westminster Church in Spokane
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Westminster Congregational Church in 1979.
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Westminster Congregational Church in 1979.
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Westminster Congregational Church, United Church of Christ in 1979.
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Westminster Congregational Church in 1979.
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Mrs Richard C Kelly & George F Ingraham Jr sorted through the archives of Westminster Congregational Church while looking for articles to be displayed when the church begins its centennial celebrationin 1978. This satin banner is dated 1900. Ingraham's church membership is the longest in the congregation- 70 years.
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Westminster Congregational Church's tower, view at night in 1977.
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1977-Spokane's early Congregationalists, wishing to build a lasting monument to their faith, chose the rough-cut granite stone which characterizes Westminster Congregational Church. The church founded in May 1879, has been nominated for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places. This structure, originally First Congregational, was built 87 years ago at Fourth and Washington.
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The granite tower of Westminster Congregational Church, long a city landmark is depicted in this photo by the Chronicle's Clint G Watkins in 1975. Tower contains the original bell given by the Rev Cushing Eells, pioneer missionary.
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Facade of the Westminster Congregational Church in 1974.
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Second building of the Westminster Congregational Church in Washington in 1954.
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1954-A cantata by Theodore Dubois, "The Seven Last Words of Christ," will be given by the choir of Westminster Congregational church on Good Friday on 7:45 p.m. Soloists, shown here, are, left to right, Charles Burmingham, tenor; Mrs. W.R. Martini, soprano; Mrs. James Chase, contralto, and Fred E. Stanton, choir director, baritone. Mrs. Stanton is at the organ. A 20-minute organ recital, Purvis' "Four Prayers in Tone," will precede the service.
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Westminster Congregational church in 1952.
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Westminster congregational Church's Bell in 1948.
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Westminster Congregational Church in 1946.
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