In this Book
- Detroit’s Historic Places of Worship
- Book
- 2012
- Published by: Wayne State University Press
- Series: Painted Turtle
Table of Contents
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- Acknowledgments
- p. xi
- PART I. 1848-1860
- 2. Mariners’ Church
- pp. 8-13
- 3. Second Baptist Church
- pp. 14-19
- 4. Fort Street Presbyterian Church
- pp. 20-25
- PART II. 1860-1890
- 6. Saint John’s Episcopal Church
- pp. 32-35
- 7. Christ Church, Episcopal
- pp. 36-43
- 8. Central United Methodist Church
- pp. 44-51
- 9. Saint Joseph’s, Roman Catholic
- pp. 52-57
- 10. Saint Albertus, Roman Catholic
- pp. 58-63
- 11. Saint Mary’s, Roman Catholic
- pp. 64-69
- 12. Sainte Anne, Roman Catholic
- pp. 70-73
- PART III. 1890-1920
- 14. First Presbyterian Church
- pp. 82-87
- 15. First Congregational Church
- pp. 88-95
- 16. Cass Avenue United Methodist Church
- pp. 96-103
- 17. Trinity Episcopal Church
- pp. 104-109
- 18. Sweetest Heart of Mary, Roman Catholic
- pp. 110-115
- 19. Our Lady of the Rosary, Roman Catholic
- pp. 116-119
- 20. Saint Josaphat, Roman Catholic
- pp. 120-125
- 21. Temple Beth El
- pp. 126-131
- 22. People’s Community Church
- pp. 132-137
- 23. Holy Family, Roman Catholic
- pp. 138-143
- 25. Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church
- pp. 150-151
- 27. Saint Charles Borromeo, Roman Catholic
- pp. 158-164
- PART IV. 1920-1950
- 28. Most Holy Redeemer, Roman Catholic
- pp. 166-171
- 30. Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church
- pp. 180-189
- 32. Little Rock Missionary Baptist Church
- pp. 198-205
- 33. Saint Florian, Roman Catholic
- pp. 206-211
- 34. Nativity of Our Lord, Roman Catholic
- pp. 212-217
- 35. Saint Aloysius Church, Roman Catholic
- pp. 218-223
- 36. Historic Trinity Lutheran Church
- pp. 224-229
- Architects
- pp. 237-242
- Artists, Artisans, and Craftspeople
- pp. 243-248
- Bibliography
- pp. 251-252
Additional Information
ISBN
9780814338117
Related ISBN(s)
9780814334249
MARC Record
OCLC
821737950
Pages
256
Launched on MUSE
2012-10-01
Language
English
Open Access
No
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