Post Card Greetings
from Old Louisville
"Fourth
Ave. Methodist Church,
Louisville Kentucky"
4th and St. Catherine Streets
Post card mailed 1910
(Published by Bagby-Howe Drug Co. Louisville)
This building, completed in 1902 at a cost of about $100,000, is in the English Gothic style. The architect was William J. Dodd. The interior is rich in mahogany, with impressive arches and vaulting and stained glass windows.
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Without extended descriptions:
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Post cards and info courtesy of and
from
the historic collections of Old Louisville's
Samuel Culbertson Mansion.
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