The picture captures the second Presbyterian church structure partially built with the window frames in place while the entire congregation stands out front among yet to be laid bricks or standing in the church. The church had a capacity of 600 and was formally dedicated on May 10, 1908.
The first Presbyterian church in Lexington was a frame structure, with Gothic style windows and a tall steeple that served as a land mark for many years. It was officially dedicated in July 1880 and served the congregation until 1908.
A postcard with a depiction of the second Lexington Presbyterian Church. Tragically, the building and all of its contents were destroyed by a fire on Jan. 14, 1931.
The picture captures the second Presbyterian church structure partially built with the window frames in place while the entire congregation stands out front among yet to be laid bricks or standing in the church. The church had a capacity of 600 and was formally dedicated on May 10, 1908.
The first Presbyterian church in Lexington was a frame structure, with Gothic style windows and a tall steeple that served as a land mark for many years. It was officially dedicated in July 1880 and served the congregation until 1908.
A postcard with a depiction of the second Lexington Presbyterian Church. Tragically, the building and all of its contents were destroyed by a fire on Jan. 14, 1931.
