Rusling, Rowan, and who knows how many other notable citizens of Broad Street Park had a part in founding this Broad Street Park landmark for so many years. The edifice is no longer the home of the Methodists of the area. The engraving was inserted from my "BROAD STREET PARK" folder, and the article has been reduced to only detail the dedication ceremony and other pertinent historic information. In order to acheive a legible post, I had to eliminate the religious sermon preached by Methodist Bishop Foss.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
1895: DEDICATION OF THE BROAD STREET PARK M.E. CHURCH
Rusling, Rowan, and who knows how many other notable citizens of Broad Street Park had a part in founding this Broad Street Park landmark for so many years. The edifice is no longer the home of the Methodists of the area. The engraving was inserted from my "BROAD STREET PARK" folder, and the article has been reduced to only detail the dedication ceremony and other pertinent historic information. In order to acheive a legible post, I had to eliminate the religious sermon preached by Methodist Bishop Foss.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
1913: Broad Street M.E. Church Mini History Part 1
This excellent news photo of the church on South Broad Street and Chestnut Avenue was extracted from a mini history of the church which will be seen "Part 2" in the next post.
1913: Broad Street M.E. Church Mini History Part 2
This mini history of the church located on South Broad Street and Chestnut Avenue has a very interesting history. This graphic has been divided into two separate graphics in order to maintain a modicum of legibility.
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