Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Норфолк, United States
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Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Norfolk, Virginia is a Georgian-style building whose nave, constructed in 1739, stands as the sole surviving colonial-era structure to endure Norfolk's turbulent military history. Originally established as a Church of England parish, the building later housed a Baptist congregation in the early nineteenth century before being restored to Episcopal use. Its longevity through successive wars and denominational changes has secured it recognition as both a National Register of Historic Places listing and a Virginia Historic Landmark.
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- Type
- church building
- Heritage
- National Register of Historic Places listed place, Virginia Historic Landmark
- Place
- Норфолк, United States
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