Churches

Churches [1]

This information was first published in 1888:

THE CHURCHES.

THAT Charlotte is a moral community is demonstrated by her list of churches. All denominations are represented, and all the different religions denominations work and live together in peace and harmony. Our illustrations of the principal churches will serve to show that Charlotte is justly entitled to the pride which she takes in the architectural beauty, of the imposing appearance, and the spacious ness of her temples of worship. Following is a list of the churches in the city: First Presbyterian [2]; Second Presbyterian [3]; Tryon St. Methodist [4]; Church Street Methodist; Graham St. Chapel, Presbyterian; Tryon Street Baptist [5]; St. Peter's Episcopal [6]; St. Mark's Lutheran [7]; St. Peter's Catholic [8]; Associate Reformed; St. Martin's Chapel, Episcopal; Salvation Army.

The list of churches for the colored people is: Zion M. E. Church; Wesley Chapel; Little Rock; First Baptist; St. Michael's; Ebenezer Baptist; Presbyterian.

Number of Pages:

Page Range:

p.20

Main Image:

St. Mark's Lutheran Church, N. Tryon, between Seventh and Eighth

St. Peter's Church, corner of South Tryon and First Streets.

St. Peter's Episcopal Church, northwest corner, Tryon and Seventh Streeets

Tryon St. Methodist Church, northwest corner, Tryon and Sixth Streets

Baptist Church, North Tryon St., between Sixth and Seventh

Second Presbytherian Church, North Tryon Street, between Fifth and Sixth

First Presbyterian Church, West Trade Street, between Church and Poplar

Node Order:

160

Source:

Sketches of Charlotte, the Queen City of the Old North State, and of Mecklenburg, the Banner County. Charlotte, NC: Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, 1888.

Book:

Sketches of Charlotte [9]