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Mayflower Church, Mansfield Ohio
Located at 44 Buckingham Street, the church was dedicated of February 10, 1891. It was first known as the Plymouth Congregational Church.
Mayflower Church, Mansfield, Ohio
Located at 44 Buckingham Street, the church was dedicated of February 10, 1891. It was first known as the Plymouth Congregational Church.
Presbyterian church, Mansfield, Ohio
On May 14, 1893, a new stone First Presbyterian Church on North Mulberry was dedicated, which was on the corner of Mulberry and Third streets across the street from the United Presbyterian Church.
First U. B. Church, Mansfield, Ohio
The First United Brethren Church, located at 85 Park Avenue East, the church was finished and dedicated on February 11, 1912.
First Presbyterian Church, Mansfield, Ohio
On May 14, 1893, a new stone First Presbyterian Church on North Mulberry was dedicated, which was on the corner of Mulberry and Third streets across the street from the United Presbyterian Church.
St. Luke's Church, Mansfield, Ohio
On December 16, 1888, St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, on the triangle of Marion Ave. and Park Ave. West, was dedicated.
Three Lutheran Churches in Mansfield, Ohio.
Postcard depicting three Lutheran churches in Mansfield Ohio. The First English Lutheran Church, St. Luke's English Lutheran church and St. Paul's German Lutheran Church.
St. John's Evangelical Church, Mansfield, Ohio
The congregation was first organized in 1845 to serve German immigrants. This church was built in 1871 and stood on South Mulberry and and West First Streets, at the site of the original church built in 1845.
St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Mansfield, Ohio
On December 16, 1888, St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, on the triangle of Marion Ave. and Park Ave. West, was dedicated.
Catholic Church, Mansfield, Ohio
The third church was built after fire destroyed the second in 1889. After construction of the current church this structure was used as St. Peter’s High School.
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John Sherman - Senator (1892)
Portrait of John Sherman taken in 1892 when he was serving a term as U.S. Senator from Ohio.