House of Hope Presbyterian Church II

Saint Paul, Minnesota - Pen and Ink - 2010

When Minnesota Territory was organized in 1849 a young missionary from Philadelphia, the Reverend Edward Duffield Neill, set out to form its first Presbyterian congregation. He founded First Church in downtown Saint Paul in 1849. Not long after, he started a second congregation on Christmas Eve in 1855 and named it House of Hope. After the two churches merged in 1914 construction of the existing church at 797 Summit Avenue began. This Gothic structure was designed by Ralph Adams Cram.

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