St. Paul's Methodist Church, Tulsa

Built in 1907 by S. Morris, Saint Paul's Methodist Church was originally built of planks, blocks, stumps and rocks. Located on Quaker Street, it is a neighborhood church, small enough so that everyone in the congregation knows one another, but large enough to make a difference in the community. The current edifice was constructed in 1920 and completed in 1924. The new chapel was formally dedicated in January 1925. With its splendid stained glass and its red brick Gothic architecture, the church serves as a prominent city landmark.

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Sight Name: St. Paul's Methodist Church
Sight Location: Tulsa, USA (See walking tours in Tulsa)
Sight Type: Religious

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