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St. Mark's AME Church
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St. Mark's African Methodist Episcopal Church. 4th and Cedar (later W. Kilbourn Avenue). Cornerstone laid 12/5/1886. E.T. Mix was the architect. Two-story church with two chimneys, and a small bell tower steeple at the front roof peak.
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Mathilda Hughes
Mathilda Hughes, wife of Louis Hughes. They were charter members of St. Mark's AME (African Methodist Episcopal) Church, and she was the first stewardess of the church.
Portrait of Hon. L.H. Palmer
Quarter-length portrait of Lucian (or Lucien) H. Palmer. Text with negative reads: "Hon. L.H. Palmer, member of the St. Mark's AME Church. He was the first black elected member of the Wisconsin Ass...
Two Churches
1901
Elevated view, looking northwest from the Fourth District Schoolhouse. The foreground is dominated by two large churches.
Charles T. Bradley Residence
Stereograph of southwest facade on Martin Street. Built circa 1872. Architect was E.T. Mix. Dirt road in front, and the tower of the Immanuel Church is in the background. Located at corner of Maso...
Charles T. Bradley Residence - Anaglyph
Stereograph of southwest facade on Martin Street. Built circa 1872. Architect was E.T. Mix. Dirt road in front, and the tower of the Immanuel Church is in the background. Located at corner of Maso...
Summerfield United Methodist Church
1934
Church on corner of E. Juneau Avenue and North Cass Street.
