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Property Name:
Independence Presbyterian Church
Other Name:
Multiple Property Name:
National Register Reference Number:
77001053
National Register Listing Date:
04/13/1977
Address:
US 21
City:
Independence
County:
Cuyahoga
Category of Property:
BUILDING
Applicable Criteria:
Architecture/Engineering
Criterion Consideration:
Religious Property
Significant Person:
Significant Date(s):
1853
1855
Period(s) of Significance:
1850-1874
Area(s) of Significance:
Architecture
Level(s) of Significance:
LOCAL
Other Designation:
Cultural Affilation(s):
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Contributing Building(s):
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1 |
| Contributing Site(s): |
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| Contributing Structure(s): |
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| Contributing Object(s): |
1 |
| Non-Contributing Building(s): |
1 |
| Non-Contributing Site(s): |
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| Non-Contributing Structure(s): |
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Non-Contributing Object(s):
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Historic Use(s):
RELIGION: Religious Structure
Current Use(s):
RELIGION: Religious Structure
Architectural Style(s):
No Style Listed
Other Architectural Style:
Architect(s):
Jacob Merkle
Exterior Materials:
- Foundation(s):
STONE
- Wall(s):
STONE
- Roof:
SLATE
- Other:
STONE
Demolished:
False
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