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Photographer: Mike Stroud
Taken: February 1, 2008
Caption:
The Unitarian Church of Savannah | Additional Description: The Unitarian Church is a small building on Troup Square between East Harris and East Macon Streets. The front of the church faces Habersham Street. The first congregation disbanded during the Civil War because their abolitionist doctrines ran against the sentiment of the town. The building was used as St. Stephen’s Parish and later became the Savannah Baptist Center. In 1997 the Unitarians reclaimed their original structure, picking up where they left off 137 years earlier. The congregation enjoyed the music of the choirmaster, James L. Pierpont, a transplanted northerner, who composed the classic holiday song “Jingle Bells”.
Submitted: February 29, 2008, by Mike Stroud of Bluffton, South Carolina.
Database Locator Identification Number: p17202
File Size: 0.191 Megabytes
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