The Wesley Methodist Church, located at 2431 South Marsalis Avenue, Dallas, Texas. The church is built in three sections: Sanctuary (left), chapel (right) and classrooms and offices (behind the sanctuary and chapel). The building is constructed of brick with limestone accents. The entrance to the sanctuary is through four paned doors. Above the doors is a sign reading "Wesley Methodist Church." Above the sign are stain glass representations of religious figures, possibly Christ and some of the apostles. Behind the sanctuary can be seen the top part of a church spire. The building occupies a corner lot.
Item: Wesley Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas
APA
Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. Wesley Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas. (1960). Retrieved from https://library.uta.edu/digitalgallery/img/20006013Chicago/Turabian
Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. "Wesley Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas." UTA Libraries Digital Gallery. 1960. AccessedApril 27, 2024
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Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. Wesley Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas. 1960. UTA Libraries Digital Gallery, https://library.uta.edu/digitalgallery/img/20006013. Accessed27 Apr 2024
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Original image part of the Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. Identifier: AR447-H9216
Identifier: 20006013
Title: Wesley Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas
Creator: Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. (Photographer)
Description: The Wesley Methodist Church, located at 2431 South Marsalis Avenue, Dallas, Texas. The church is built in three sections: Sanctuary (left), chapel (right) and classrooms and offices (behind the sanctuary and chapel). The building is constructed of brick with limestone accents. The entrance to the sanctuary is through four paned doors. Above the doors is a sign reading "Wesley Methodist Church." Above the sign are stain glass representations of religious figures, possibly Christ and some of the apostles. Behind the sanctuary can be seen the top part of a church spire. The building occupies a corner lot.
Date Created: 1960
Coverage: 1960s
Category: Architecture, Art and Culture, Cities and Towns, Institutions and Organizations, Texas, State and Local
Subject Term: Methodist churches, Architectural elements, Bricks, Stained glass, Windows, Doors, Wesley Methodist Church (Dallas, Tex.)
Collection: Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. Collection
Type: Still Image
Format: JPG
Publisher: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries
Rights Holder: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections
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Title: Wesley Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas
Creator: Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. (Photographer)
Description: The Wesley Methodist Church, located at 2431 South Marsalis Avenue, Dallas, Texas. The church is built in three sections: Sanctuary (left), chapel (right) and classrooms and offices (behind the sanctuary and chapel). The building is constructed of brick with limestone accents. The entrance to the sanctuary is through four paned doors. Above the doors is a sign reading "Wesley Methodist Church." Above the sign are stain glass representations of religious figures, possibly Christ and some of the apostles. Behind the sanctuary can be seen the top part of a church spire. The building occupies a corner lot.
Date Created: 1960
Coverage: 1960s
Category: Architecture, Art and Culture, Cities and Towns, Institutions and Organizations, Texas, State and Local
Subject Term: Methodist churches, Architectural elements, Bricks, Stained glass, Windows, Doors, Wesley Methodist Church (Dallas, Tex.)
Collection: Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. Collection
Type: Still Image
Format: JPG
Publisher: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries
Rights Holder: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections
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