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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.

Located at 53 West Third Street, the final services were held July 9, 1950 in one of Mansfield’s oldest churches. The site is now the location of the parking garage for the Mansfield/Richland County Public Library.

This church was dedicated May 5, 1912 and stands at the corner of Park Avenue East and Franklin Avenue.

The congregation was first organized in 1845 to serve German immigrants. This church was dedicated May 5, 1912 and still stands at the corner of Park Avenue East and Franklin Avenue.

The corner stone for the current St. Peter’s was laid May 14, 1911 and the church was dedicated on September 16, 1917. Some delay being attributed to World War I.

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

The corner stone for the current St. Peter’s was laid May 14, 1911 and the church was dedicated on September 16, 1917.

The corner stone for the current St. Peter’s was laid May 14, 1911 and the church was dedicated on September 16, 1917. Some delay being attributed to World War I.

The corner stone for the current St. Peter’s was laid May 14, 1911 and the church was dedicated on September 16, 1917. Some delay being attributed to World War I.

St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 88 West Third Street. The church was located on the north side of West Third, just west of North Mulberry. The site later became the site of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services.