https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3AGrace_Chapel_Procession--Rear_of_church.jpgFile:Grace Chapel Procession--Rear of church.jpg - Revision history2026-06-05T18:05:57ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.43.8https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?title=File:Grace_Chapel_Procession--Rear_of_church.jpg&diff=75148&oldid=prevPwenner: The rector, acolytes and choir standing by what appears to have been the rear entrance of Grace Chapel that stood on the corner of A Street and 2nd Avenue. The chapel was the precursor to the present Grace Episcopal Church, which was completed in the same location in 1922.
Richmond "Dick" Wenner was the crucifer holding the same cross used at the present Grace Church. Reverend Edward E. Burgess stands on the far left.
Other folks we can guess at are Mrs. Nixon (mother of Frances Manuel) 4th...2023-04-01T22:19:14Z<p>The rector, acolytes and choir standing by what appears to have been the rear entrance of Grace Chapel that stood on the corner of A Street and 2nd Avenue. The chapel was the precursor to the present Grace Episcopal Church, which was completed in the same location in 1922. Richmond "Dick" Wenner was the crucifer holding the same cross used at the present Grace Church. Reverend Edward E. Burgess stands on the far left. Other folks we can guess at are Mrs. Nixon (mother of Frances Manuel) 4th...</p>
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The rector, acolytes and choir standing by what appears to have been the rear entrance of Grace Chapel that stood on the corner of A Street and 2nd Avenue. The chapel was the precursor to the present Grace Episcopal Church, which was completed in the same location in 1922.<br />
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Richmond "Dick" Wenner was the crucifer holding the same cross used at the present Grace Church. Reverend Edward E. Burgess stands on the far left.<br />
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Other folks we can guess at are Mrs. Nixon (mother of Frances Manuel) 4th from left in 2nd row and Andrew Bissett standing on the far right.<br />
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(Photo from the collection of E. Virginia "Ginny" Van Pelt)<br />
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