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Mount Zion AME Church, 54 Church Street, 1902

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The Mount Zion African Methodist Church was formed in 1881 by a minister and two communicants. As it grew, members met in a local blacksmith shop until the church was completed in 1902. The building is in the American Vernacular Style, influenced by American Gothic. The church has a shingled exterior, a pair of lancet windows in the facade and four narrow windows with triangular tops on each side.

Centennial Collection

9-1/4 in

7-3/8 in

Centennial Book, p. 15.

         Mount Zion AME Church, 54 Church Street, 1902 picture number 1
         Mount Zion AME Church, 54 Church Street, 1902 picture number 1
            Item, April 7, 1966

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