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The action involves the request by St. Paul's
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By the early 21st century the church was struggling financially, and found that by April 2009 it would be broke. In 2008 it proposed to the village that it demolish the caretaker's cottage and parish hall in order to resubdivide the property and create five new buildable lots. The proceeds from doing
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The cemetery grew enough that in the 1920s the office and barn were acquired, the last contributing resources on the property. It became necessary to acquire more land, and several adjoining parcels were bought until the church's land reached its present size in 1939. There have been a few
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The frame church blew down during a storm in 1834 and a new church was built of stone. A new church in a figurative sense came along in 1846, when the congregation was unable to find a pastor. To resolve the problem, they became
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93:41°59′30″N
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1032:Minnesota
1007:Louisiana
539:Calvinist
528:Rhinebeck
446:bracketed
423:parsonage
373:sanctuary
350:voussoirs
347:sandstone
223:Added to
204:Materials
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1077:New York
1052:Nebraska
1042:Missouri
1027:Michigan
1017:Maryland
1002:Kentucky
982:Illinois
957:Delaware
947:Colorado
937:Arkansas
797:June 17,
767:June 17,
717:(1992).
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532:Reformed
466:Cemetery
399:transept
354:tympanum
304:Property
283:Lutheran
276:Reformed
264:Red Hook
237:98001065
185:$ 18,650
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41:Religion
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1142:Vermont
1047:Montana
987:Indiana
967:Georgia
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666:June 5,
545:on the
498:History
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449:cornice
435:pitched
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384:corbels
242:Website
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1057:Nevada
997:Kansas
972:Hawaii
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476:marble
407:daises
369:turret
331:facade
327:cupola
323:gabled
317:Church
139:Church
1234:Palau
1132:Texas
1012:Maine
977:Idaho
761:(PDF)
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411:altar
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1137:Utah
1092:Ohio
992:Iowa
799:2009
769:2009
743:2024
668:2009
484:zinc
425:, a
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401:and
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