West Chelmsford United Methodist Church
Chelmsford, United States
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The West Chelmsford United Methodist Church, built in 1922 in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, is a Colonial Revival structure designed by architect Alden Frink. The building exemplifies the architectural style's characteristic forms and sensibilities, which were popular in early twentieth-century American ecclesiastical design.
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- Built
- Type
- church building
- Place
- Chelmsford, United States
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