Presbyterian Church, North Chinabee & East Clinton Streets, Jacksonville

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Presbyterian Inarch. Previous Owners; Bate of Erection; - I860, Architect; Unknown, Builder; ' Members of the Presbytery. Present Gondition; Good* Number of Stories; One. Materials of GonstrngtiQn; Bra-ei and masonry Other Existing Records; See; ^BBSBYiEBRIAlff TOMM OF EHB SnOP Off AMBAMAT -Aleathea Thompson fobbs. Author. # ^ - JACV*' 3 - ALA- Page E# Additional 3)ata: The Presbyterian Church at Jacksonville was organized during the third decade of the nineteenth century.

The present building was erected in the years of - I860, Mr, Southerst a ruling elder, supervised the carving and wood work of the new church, the "building is of hand pressed brick, which were no doubt made by slave labor, The building has a main auditorium with a small room im each side from one of which stairs lead to the balcony* SShere is an attractive steeple with a bell, the Eosetta on this steeple is of hand carved cedar, shipped here from the north prfcor to the War between the States, and left crated in the balcony uniil recent years, There are old shutters over the windows and above each front window is a round panel with boards radiating fron the centej jource of Material; Aleathea T, ilobbs Mobile, Alabama.

Compiled bys Catherine floyd, Auburn, Alabama, Approved: B* Walter Burkhardt, A# P. I, Auburn, Alabama, Date;