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Altar at St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Description: Wooden altar with gathered drapery and wooden cornice board. On altar at center altar cross and ciborium, metal vase with bouquet of daisies on either side and tapered candle each end. Similar photo by Lefler dated 1937 shows altar at front of sanctuary in brick church.
Date: 1937
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Partner: Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

Boy Scout Troup 28

Description: Boy Scouts stand with a priest in front of The Church of Good Shepherd. A knot board with scout troop number 28 is visible in the photograph. The images dates from the late 1930's.
Date: 1930/1939
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Partner: Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

Ordination of Quentin Ferguson, 1933

Description: Standing in front of Trinity Episcopal Church, L-R: Rev. Jas. J. H. Reedy, Quentin Ferguson, Rev. Edward H. Eckel, Bishop Thomas Casady and unidentified clergy. Written on back "Ordination to Priesthood, Quentin Ferguson." Stamped The Howard Commercial Photography.
Date: 1933
Creator: Howards Commercial Photography
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Partner: Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

Repair to St. Alban's Church

Description: Group of thirteen men standing behind stack of filled sandbags. Newspaper article in Tulsa Tribune March 31, 1935, states repair needed due to termites beneath altar; repair was done by sand used in oil well fracking. Persons named include Rev. Herbert N. Conley, W. H. Seabolt and Jim Lavery.
Date: 1935
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

Newsletter - The Oklahoma Churchman

Description: Front page of "The OKLAHOMA CHURCHMAN," February 1930. Image of church building with line, "This beautiful Gothic Church will be built for All Saint's Mission, Miami, during the present year. Mr. Leonard H. Bailey of Oklahoma City is the Architect."
Date: 1930
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Partner: Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma
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