Tuesday, April 21, 2009

The Buildings

Building Fund Drive for Finishing the Chapel - 1977.





















Page 3 of "The Bulletin of the Central Park Baptist Church," July 3, 1968.






Front and back cover of the June 10, 1951, church bulletin.







Church Library
Top picture: ?, ?, ?, Rev. Ogletree, Ms. Vines, Zollar Reese, mary Alice Worrell, Royce Bryant.
Bottom picture: ?, Lois Maxwell, Jack Elliott.








Basement dining hall in old 1923 building.









Construction on new sanctuary.










The Children's Building











Top left: Barracks Building that housed Sunday School rooms.











Top and bottom right are houses on 43rd Street that were used for Sunday School.











Bottom left: Old Sanctuary












Top left: The first three buildings built by Central Park Baptist Church. The house on the right was used for the church. (4110 Maple Street, changed to 3720 Avenue Q, now 4624 Ave Q). The center house was a Sunday School Annex and orginally attached to the church. The house on the left was the first parsonage. (4114 Ave Q, changed to 3728 Ave Q, now 4628 Ave Q).











Top right: The first building built by CPBC. (4110 Maple Street, now 4624 Avenue Q).











Lower left: Top house is the pastor's house on Ave Q and the lower house was used for Junior Sunday School.











Lower right: The first meeting place of CPBC. (4108 Walnut Street, now 4624 Court R).













Lower left: Brasher House











Lower right: The first church building, 4624 Avenue Q.




















































































Ground Breaking for the Chapel
Left to right: Mayor Seibels, Hudson Baggett, Olea Kidd, Rev. John Bob Riddle



















Bottom picture: Ground Breaking for the Children's Building



















Harry Borland, Mildred Borland and Pam Borland.




















1984





















Circa 1962






















Circa 1958























Circa 1956
























Aerial view, circa 1952.

























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