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St. Paul's Church Mart title St. Paul's Church Mart Title false
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St. Paul Roman Catholic Church title St. Paul Roman Catholic Church Title false
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Hannaford, Samuel, 1835-1910 creator Hannaford, Samuel, 1835-1910 Creator false
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1835-1910 creator_dates 1835-1910 Creator Dates false
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Palmer, Seneca, active mid 19th century creator Palmer, Seneca, active mid 19th century Creator false
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1117 Pendleton Street, Over-the-Rhine (Cincinnati, Ohio) location 1117 Pendleton Street, Over-the-Rhine (Cincinnati, Ohio) Location false
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Greek Revival style_period Greek Revival Style Period false
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American culture American Culture false
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Cincinnati (Ohio) subject Cincinnati (Ohio) Subject false
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churches subject churches Subject false
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pilasters subject pilasters Subject false
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Over-the-Rhine (Cincinnati, Ohio) subject Over-the-Rhine (Cincinnati, Ohio) Subject false
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adaptive reuse subject adaptive reuse Subject false
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egg and dart moldings subject egg and dart moldings Subject false
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Description:
"St. Paul's (St. Paulus Kirche) has simple lines, tall round-arched windows, and classic dentil and egg-and-art moldings. Doric pilasters support an unbroken entablature; the windows reflect Greek Revival or Renaissance influence. Quatrefoils on the carved doors and transoms supply a Gothic touch. In its design, St. Paul's resembles the almost contemporaneous St. Mary's . . . It's architect was Seneca Palmer the man responsible for Mrs. Trollope's Bazaar. A fire in 1899 left standing only the church walls and stained-glass windows. The present tower dates from that year. Samuel Hannaford and Sons replaced the earlier Gothic steeple (itself a replacement) with a neo-Baroque design that, rather surprisingly, culminates the symmetrical facade perfectly. On the steeple a German inscription reads "restauiert nach dem Brande" (restored after the fire). St. Paul's golden cupola, visible from Liberty Hill and many points in the Basin, serves the city as an important visual image." description "St. Paul's (St. Paulus Kirche) has simple lines, tall round-arched windows, and classic dentil and egg-and-art moldings. Doric pilasters support an unbroken entablature; the windows reflect Greek Revival or Renaissance influence. Quatrefoils on the carved doors and transoms supply a Gothic touch. In its design, St. Paul's resembles the almost contemporaneous St. Mary's . . . It's architect was Seneca Palmer the man responsible for Mrs. Trollope's Bazaar. A fire in 1899 left standing only the church walls and stained-glass windows. The present tower dates from that year. Samuel Hannaford and Sons replaced the earlier Gothic steeple (itself a replacement) with a neo-Baroque design that, rather surprisingly, culminates the symmetrical facade perfectly. On the steeple a German inscription reads "restauiert nach dem Brande" (restored after the fire). St. Paul's golden cupola, visible from Liberty Hill and many points in the Basin, serves the city as an important visual image." Description false
Information Source:
John Clubbe. Cincinnati Observed. Architecture and History. Columbus: Ohio State UP, 1991. 221. information_source John Clubbe. Cincinnati Observed. Architecture and History. Columbus: Ohio State UP, 1991. 221. Information Source false
Reproduction Creator:
Cincinnati Preservation Association reproduction_creator Cincinnati Preservation Association Reproduction Creator false
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1983 reproduction_date 1983 Reproduction Date false
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Reproduction Rights Statement:
These images are for non-profit use educational use. Publication, commercial use, or reproduction of material in physical or digital form requires prior written permission from the copyright holder. reproduction_rights_statement These images are for non-profit use educational use. Publication, commercial use, or reproduction of material in physical or digital form requires prior written permission from the copyright holder. Reproduction Rights Statement false

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