File:Grace Chapel Procession.jpeg
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A procession of acolytes and the choir from Grace Chapel, the precursor to Grace Episcopal Church at 114 E. A Street in Brunswick, circa 1915. The crucifer was Richmond "Dick" Wenner carrying the same cross used in services today at Grace Episcopal Church. His future brother-in-law Mark Van Pelt is noted with a check mark over his head. Reverend Edward E. Burgess is visible at the back of the procession.
This photo appears to have been taken on the north side of A Street across from the old chapel that was at the same location as the current church. Looks like the 2nd Avenue slope on the right. (Photo from the collection of E. Virginia "Ginny" Van Pelt)
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| current | 01:49, 6 March 2023 | | 3,636 × 2,163 (2.1 MB) | Pwenner (talk | contribs) | A procession of acolytes and the choir from Grace Chapel, the precursor to Grace Episcopal Church at 114 E. A Street in Brunswick, circa 1915. The crucifer was Richmond "Dick" Wenner carrying the same cross used in services today at Grace Episcopal Church. His future brother-in-law Mark Van Pelt is noted with a check mark over his head. Reverend Edward E. Burgess is visible at the back of the procession. This photo appears to have been taken on the north side of A Street across from the old... |
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