Churches In Mobile City Aglow With Rich Parish Life
Mobile lists its many churches from Italianate St Matthew’s to large Calvary and Tabernacle Baptist congregations. Catholic Cathedrals and St Josephs, St Mary’s and St Matthew’s parishes show growth. Episcopal, Lutheran and Presbyterian houses add deep local presence across the city and suburbs.
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Hidi Ig
Mathurch
Baltimore
First Baptist
Loment Street
J. W. Phillips
Dauphin Way
Dauphin'why
Hines
Calvary Baptist Church
Carolina Street
George “W.mcrae
Oakdale Baptist Church
Calvary Church
Tabernacle Church
Church-street
W. P. Wilks
Bay
O'Donnell Streets
Oakdale
Ev. B. S. Vaughan
Jorge W. McRae
Prichard Baptist
J. 8. Anderson
Crichton Baptist
J. M. Kailinee
Whistler Baptist
Lovell
Zion Baptist
Fulton Road
First Christian Church
Government
Dearborn Streets
Christian Science Church
Mobile
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Emanuel Street
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Ann Streets
T. H. Johnston
Wyatt H. Brown
Christchurch
Mathewster
Mopile
Grace Chapel
Marine and
Easton
St. Andrew's Mission
Dauphin Street
van Hueval
St. John's Episcopal Church
South Dearborn Street
Gardiner C. Tucker
St. Paul's Church
Whistler
Spring Hill
Trinity Church
St. Anthony Street
A. G. Richards
Trinity
German Evangelical Church
St. Francis Street
Hugo M. Hennig
St. Francis and Joachim Streets
O. G. McGehee
Broad Street
South Broad Street
W. Roberts
Crichton
Kentucky
Broad Streets
Carl Preer
Toulminville- Methodist
Toulminville
St. Stephens Road
B. C. Glenn
Turmperville
Turnerville
Whistier Methodist Church
J. W. Rhinehart
Prichard
A. B. Brown
St. Patrick's Church
Beauregard Street
Michael Henry
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
South Lawrence Street
D. A. Brady
St. Peter Claver
Pailmetto and
John Gensheimer
D. Avalanck
Government Street
Alfred G. Moses
Ahaves Chesed
Conti
Warren Streets
A. Bicovsky
Salvation Army
Conti Street
Seamen's Bethel
Church Street
Bethel J
R. A. Pierce
Norwegian Seamen's Mission
St. Francis and
Water Streets
Andreas Keilland
Quarantine Station at Fort Morgan Mobile
The Mobile quarantine station at Fort Morgan showcases nine water built buildings, a big administration block, and the Chipman barge with Marconi wireless. Dr. J. S. Boggess runs the station which protects Mobile Harbor from yellow fever and plague through fumigation, sulphur processes, and strict inspection of ships and crews.
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Fort Morgan
Mobile
J. S&s. Boggess
Uncle Sam
Mobile Quarantine Station
Gulf
Gulf Coast
Boggess
Quarentine
Éundown
Chipman
Marconi
Dr. Boggess
United” Public’ Health and Marine Service
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