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Baltimore, MD

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Standing · Recorded dates: 1856

Architect: Richard Upjohn

An Italian basilica-inspired church incorporating surviving walls and sculptural pieces from its fire-damaged predecessor.

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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

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An Italian basilica-inspired church incorporating surviving walls and sculptural pieces from its fire-damaged predecessor.

Baltimore, MD

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Reported completion / phase
1856
Status
Standing
Reported style
Romanesque Revival
Reported architect
Richard Upjohn
Recorded role
Richard Upjohn: Architect of the 1856 rebuilding, incorporating fabric from the earlier church.
Architect catalogue dates
1856
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  1. 1856

    Reported completion / phase

    1856. The previous church burned in 1854; Upjohn’s replacement was completed in 1856. The fire date is not treated as a proven construction start.

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Construction records
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Damage & destruction

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1856. The previous church burned in 1854; Upjohn’s replacement was completed in 1856. The fire date is not treated as a proven construction start.

Also known as: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Sourced building location: 39.29214, -76.61503

Published coordinate for the identified building; not a city-centre estimate.

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