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Construction at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church
July 29, 1955
Interior of sanctuary of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church, 401 South Owen Drive, during construction.
First Photos of New Our Lady Queen of Peace Church
August 12, 1955
Interior view of the altar and tabernacle in the contemporary sanctuary of the new Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church at 401 South Owen Drive.
First Photos of New Our Lady Queen of Peace Church
August 12, 1955
View of the pews, ceiling, and the choir's balcony looking from the front of the sanctuary in the new Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church at 401 South Owen Drive.
First Photos of New Our Lady Queen of Peace Church
August 12, 1955
Interior elevated view of the sanctuary and nave full of pews from the choir's balcony in the new Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church at 401 South Owen Drive.
First Photos of New Our Lady Queen of Peace Church
August 12, 1955
Reverend Monsignor Francis Leo McDonnell, pastor, poses in front of the new Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church located at 401 South Owen Drive. The steeple is seen under construction.
Queen's Guild of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Style Show
February 3, 1961
Models for the style show feature of the annual card party of the Queen's Guild of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church are Mary Conlin, left, and Mrs. Robert E. O'Connor.
