File:Grace Episcopal Church at 112 A Street was dedicated on May 21, 1923.jpg
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Grace Episcopal Church at 112 A Street was dedicated on May 21, 1923. The medieval, modified English Gothic, country-style church was architected by Frank R. Watson of Philadelphia.
(Photo by Jerry Knight)
Karen Cornelius told me that in the Fifties, there used to be a Coca-Cola vending machine in the undercroft where the kids used to get sodas after roller skating on the flat part of A Street between the churches. In those days, the church was kept unlocked...Peter Wenner
Nicole Shewbridge Philpott: Many, many childhood memories of this Church!! Sunday school, Christmas plays, midnight masses, spaghetti dinners, i was baptized here and spent many services snuggled under my Granny's arm singing hymns and placing money given by my Grandad into the offering plate
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