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New Cumberland Public Library – Churches of New Cumberland

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Subject = Historic Buildings

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A collection of photographs and postcards of churches in New Cumberland, Pa., featuring historic buildings in black and white. The collection also includes a couple of church service programs and photographs of turn of the 20th century church groups.

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Churches (4)

Location Covered

New Cumberland (Pa.) (4)

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Photographs (3)
Postcards (1)

Date

1900~ (1)
1915~ (1)
1940~ (1)
pre-1915 (1)

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English (1)

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New Cumberland Public Library (4)

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Community Evangelical United Brethren Church

Churches, Historic Buildings

Photograph of the Community Church United Brethren in Christ building located at 16th and Bridge Streets. Inset photo is of the first pastor, D. Floyd Mowrey. In 1946 the church became Community Evangelical United Brethren. In 1968, the church became Community United Methodist.

First Church of God

Churches, Historic Buildings

Early photograph of the First Church of God, located at 4th and Reno Streets, built in 1898. A new, larger building was constructed in 1914.

First Church of God postcard

Churches, Historic Buildings

Postcard of the First Church of God, located on the southeast corner of 4th and Reno Streets. Construction of this church took place 1914-1915.

Trinity United Brethren in Christ Church

Churches, Historic Buildings

Early photograph of Trinity United Brethren in Christ church building, located on the southeast corner of Bridge Street and 4th Avenue. This stone building was constructed in 1873 and razed in 1906, to be replaced by a new building.

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