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Parish Church and Cathedral of St. Luke the Evangelist...
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A Taste of Heaven
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A Guide to the Spaces, History, and Some Treasures of the Cathedral of St. Luke
Folded sheet with information about the history of the Cathedral Church of St. Luke in Portland, Me., by Charles P. M. Outwin, as well as nine pages of a printed history with similar information. Also includes information on the Skinner Organ. The Parish was founded in 1851, and the cornerstone for the cathedral was laid in 1867.
A Charge Delivered to the Clergy at the Visitation Held in the Cathedral Church of St. Luke at Halifax, on the 6th Day of July 1880
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