Results for Calvary Church Episcopal
Calvary Episcopal Church
Built in 1902, the Calvary Episcopal Church is one of the ...
Calvary Church Episcopal
Built 1859. Grave of "Bill" Nye. Memorials to many famous ...
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
The oldest public building in Memphis and the first Episco...
Calvary Episcopal Church
106 Line Street
Calvary Church was founded in 1847 t...
Calvary Episcopal Church
106 Line Street
Calvary Church was founded in 1847 t...
Results for Calvary Church Episcopal
Calvary Episcopal Church
Built in 1902, the Calvary Episcopal Church is one of the oldest still in use in the county, serving many farmers, laborers, and professionals along the Cotton Highway for over a century. The bell tower and main entrance formerly resided ...
Calvary Church Episcopal
Built 1859. Grave of "Bill" Nye. Memorials to many famous Southerners.
Marker is on Hendersonville Rd (Route 25).
Courtesy hmdb.org
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
The oldest public building in Memphis and the first Episcopal Church in Shelby County. Organized August 6, 1832 by the Reverend Thomas Wright.
The church house started 1838 was consecrated May 12, 1844 by the Right Reverend James Hervey Otey, first ...
Calvary Episcopal Church
106 Line Street
Calvary Church was founded in 1847 to establish a special church for slaves in the Charleston community. Father Paul Trapier held services in March 1848 for the congregation in the basement of St. Philip's parsonage and in mid-July ...
Calvary Episcopal Church
106 Line Street
Calvary Church was founded in 1847 to establish a special church for slaves in the Charleston community. Father Paul Trapier held services in March 1848 for the congregation in the basement of St. Philip's parsonage and in mid-July ...