Vintage postcards acquired at Antique Store on Main Street Gloucester, ower – David Cox.
The original building burned down in 1912, and the current church was built in 1914.
Postcards show the original church and the rebuilt one prior to 1922, the photo shows current view of the church.
 | Liz on Quality Time |
 | Deb on Barbara Moody at the Cape Ann… |
 | Paul Morrison &… on Sailing or Flying? |
 | Bill on Sailing or Flying? |
 | Ilene Altman on Joey, how much would you want… |
 | Paul F. Frontiero Jr… on Today was a – BEACH… |
 | Patti Amaral aka lit… on The Annisquam Exchange |
 | Linda Colman on 29th Annual Gloucester Schoone… |
| Patti Amaral aka lit… on Today was a – BEACH… |
| Patti Amaral aka lit… on Backyard Growers Is Growi… |
 | Bob Cornell on Jim Dowd responds to the attac… |
| Paul F. Frontiero Jr… on Let the Fun Begin! |
 | Cape Ann Giclee (@Ca… on Let the Fun Begin! |
 | Anonymous on The Elephant In The Room- This… |
 | Ellen on Really? |
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Joanne
Joey C
Marty Luster
Craig Kimberley
David B. Cox
Donna Ardizzoni
Ed Collard
E.J.
Sharon
Vickie & Peter
Kim Smith
Fr Matthew Green
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Manuel F. Simoes
S.D. Kelly
Thom Falzarano
Call me crazy. I know you already have, but I love the now pictures. The old picture is pretty but their is something about the double towers that I love. Plus the ship being held says it all.