Wesley United Methodist Church (1923)

An imposing example of late Gothic Revival style, this church building was begun in July 1925 and dedicated on May 8, 1927. Its congregation was formed in 1923 from the merged congregations of Grace and Trinity churches. Early in 1924, the congregation of 2500 members decided to build a new church, commissioned the Boston architectural firm of Carlson and Coolidge to design a building and, in October 1924, accepted the plans of that firm for the present building. Prominent among the building's details is a rose window designed and made by Charles J. Connick of Boston.

Photo 54, March 2011

Wesley United Methodist Church

Photo 56, March 2011