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No. 70 August 2008 The authoritative source on early churches of New Jersey ISSN 1543-3250 About this site We've created a database and photographic inventory on more than half the 18th & 19th century churches in the state and add to it each month. We welcome and solicit all contributions and suggestions from our visitors. *Find a church* photo gallery Book reviews Endangered churches How to use this site Architects & builders Respond to readers' queries Consult the database Suggest a church for inclusion Glossary List of churches, by county Photographic notes Links to related sites	*INDEX* To make past articles a bit more accessible I have prepared this index to help visitors locate articles that might be of particular interest. As an alternative, the search capability on the home page is also remarkably effective in finding answers to specific questions. architects & architectural styles builders & architects builder's guides & plan books Oscar Teale, architect a building of endearing simplicity: meetinghouse varieties shaped by local and peculiar circumstances Catholic Gothic variations of the Gothic a traditional, but strictly regional design what should a church look like? Wren-Gibbs style board-and-batten churches Akron Plan churches Greek Revival: pagan temples for Christian worship Greek Revival, revisited beginnings of Gothic Revival trying to make sense of Methodist architecture the influence of St James the Less an orgy of eclectic showiness amphitheatres & Akron plans J. Cleveland Cady, Presbyterian architect Jeremiah O'Rourke, Catholic architect William Halsey Wood — destined for prominence the influence of Philadelphia's Old St. George's Methodist the search for Charles Graham Philadelphia-based architects architectural details churches from the other side "not so wide as a churchdoor" board-and-batten churches no devil in these details shaped by local and peculiar circumstances mine is larger than yours wooden Friends:frame Quaker meeting houses the secco decorations at Walpack Methodist the significance of the port cochere cities, counties & regions Elizabeth's Presbyterians Bergen's Reformed churches lost in Morris County two Plainfield churches Route 322 expedition "far removed from the gaze of the cultured and the pious" Mount Holly's Sacred Heart churches culture, history, economics & politics the miner's churches white walls, black congregations some talk of building a church the Anti-Masonic movement free land, closer to home desacralizing the landscape dissent over abolition chronology of significant events affecting religion & building the oldest churches in the state, part 1 the oldest churches in the state, part 2 denominations Mount Holly's Sacred Heart churches the remaining 19th century synagogues of New Jersey Campbellite churches of New Jersey white walls, black congregations the oldest Mormon church in the country? when Friends part—the Hicksite schism Catholic Gothic trying to make sense of Methodist architecture union congregations Bergen's Reformed churches Elizabeth's Presbyterian churches wooden Friends:frame Quaker meetinghouses in search of a few old Friends individual churches Elizabeth's Presbyterian churches two Plainfield churches the oldest Mormon church in the country? the influence of St James the Less Burlington's (new) St. Mary's Church Mount Holly's Sacred Heart churches the oldest church in the state First Presbyterian Church of Ewing amphitheatres & Akron plans: Hackettstown's Trinity ME the secco decorations at Walpack Methodist photography bare ruined choirs churches from the other side a photographic expedition along Route 322 a church is just an excuse to make a picture observations on digital photography historic plantations and villages Anasazi ruins religious history when Friends part—the Hicksite schism myths and misconceptions Campbellite churches of New Jersey the White Pilgrim miscellaneous topics deceptive chronologies a report to our readers NJ Historic Trust awards free land, closer to home desacralizing the landscape lost in Morris County Walnford Plantation, Waterloo Village & Millbrook Village favorites
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