Tewksbury First Congregational Church
Tewksbury, United States
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Tewksbury First Congregational Church, located in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, is a Colonial Revival and Neoclassical church completed in 1922. Designed by architect Curtis William Bixby, the building exemplifies early twentieth-century interpretations of America's colonial religious architecture, blending symmetrical proportions and classical detailing characteristic of the Neoclassical style with references to traditional New England meetinghouse design.
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- church building
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- Tewksbury, United States
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