Abstract Hanover Street Church was dedicated and opened its doors on March 1st, 1826. After the original meetinghouse burned down in 1830, it was moved to Beacon Hill and reopened as the Bowdoin Street Church on May 15th, 1831. Due to declining membership, the meetinghouse was put up for auction on December 13th, 1861. By June 17th, 1863, it had sold to the Church of the Advent and the Bowdoin Street Church was dissolved. This collection contains records, documents, and correspondence pertaining to...

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The First Congregational Church of Bowen was organized on May 24th, 1856, as the Cedron Church of Hancock County. Reverend Samuel Dilley served as its first pastor. Before its dissolution in 1944, it was known as the First Congregational Church of Chili, the Bowensburg Congregational Church, and the Bowen Congregational Church. This collection includes two volumes of church records from 1856 to 1943 in addition to records regarding its 1944 dissolution.

Abstract The Faneuil Congregational Church was organized in the Brighton area of Boston, MA from 1903 to 1976. It grew out of the Faneuil Sunday School and built its own church building in 1913. The church closed in 1975 and was officially dissolved in 1976 due to the lack of membership. The collection contains records about the administration and history of Faneuil church and some of the organizations within it. The collection includes correspondence, meeting minutes, constitution and bylaws, annual...

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The origins of the 38th Street Open Door Congregational Church of Minneapolis, Minn., began in 1896. The church dissolved in 1962. This collection contains administrative records including financial reports, and committee and pastor’s reports.

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The Summer Hill Congregational Church of Summer Hill, N.Y., was founded in 1827. The church dissolved in 1974. This collection contains administrative records of the church some and records of the Cortland-Summer Hill Parish, of which the church was a member, and that parish's two predecessors, the Tri-County Parish and the Cortland Larger Parish.