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"Clustered Spires of Brunswick" - In the foreground the New Hope United Methodist Church (7 S Maryland Ave - red brick steeple with rounded wooden top, topped with a cross), from the left is the First Baptist Church (3 East A St - square red brick steeple with white trim, no cross), St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church (113 First Ave - very pointy steeple with white decorative wooden trim) and Bethany Lutheran Church (1st Ave & A St - It can be seen to the right of the Brunswick Museum Bldg, has scaffolding in front, black pointed steeple with white wooden trim).

(Photo by Peter Wenner 2/27/10)

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 == Summary ==
+"Clustered Spires of Brunswick" - In the foreground the New Hope United Methodist Church (7 S Maryland Ave - red brick steeple with rounded wooden top, topped with a cross), from the left is the First Baptist Church (3 East A St - square red brick steeple with white trim, no cross), St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church (113 First Ave - very pointy steeple with white decorative wooden trim) and Bethany Lutheran Church (1st Ave & A St - It can be seen to the right of the Brunswick Museum Bldg, has scaffolding in front, black pointed steeple with white wooden trim).
+(Photo by Peter Wenner 2/27/10)
-[[Category:Smoketown History Collection]]
+[[Category:Smoketown Houses of Worship]]