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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH WAS COMMISSIONED BY MISS
CAROLINE L.W. FRENCH OF BOSTON IN MEMORY OF HER FATHER.
THE STRUCTURE WAS DESIGNED BY J.W. NORTHRUP OF
BRIDGEPORT, CT. THE CORNERSTONE WAS LAID ON SEPTEMBER 5,
1901 AND THE CHURCH WAS CONSECRATED ON JUNE I 1, 1902.
THE BUILDING REMAINS VIRTUALLY UNCHANGED FROM THE TIME
OF CONSTRUCTION AND STILL CONTAINS THE ORIGINAL TIFFANY
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, ASH WAINSCOTING AND OAK
FURNITURE INSTALLED IN 1902. THE CHURCH IS A UNIQUE
EXAM PLE OF RO MANESQUE ARCHITECTURE, STAND IN G AM ON G THE
TYPICAL SHINGLED HOUSES WHICH CHARACTERIZE NANTUCKET
ISLAND. DUE TO EXTERIOR MASONRY RESTORATION AND
RENOVATION ACTIVITY, THIS DOCUMENTATION PROJECT FOCUSES
ON THE INTERIOR SPACES AND FEATURES OF THE CHURCH.
THIS PROJECT WAS PART OF THE 19c4 SUMM ER PRO GRAM OF THE
PRESERVATION INSTITUTE: NANTUCKET, R. WAYNE DRUMMOND,
AIA, INTERIM DIRECTOR. THE PROJECT WAS SUPERVISED BY
GREGORY A. HALL, AIA AND J. SCOTT FINN, RA. TEAM MEMBERS
IN CLUDED: AMY GERHARD (RA ND OLPH-MA CON WOMAN'S
COLLEGE), RYAN GORDON (TULANE UNIVERSITY DAVID HASTY
(UNNIVESITY OF FLDRIDA), ERIC HODGE (UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA),
CHRISTINE MARMO (UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA), NED MILLER
(CORNELL UNIVERSITY), KIRK RANZETTA (MARY WASHINGTON
COLLEGE), MARK SMITH (UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA), JENNIFER
VARGISH (FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY), 8 JULE
WOODCOCK (UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA). SPECIAL THANKS ARE
EXTENDED TO THE REV. ANDREW FOSTER, THE STAFF AND
CONGREGATION OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE
AND SUPPORT OF THIS EFFORT. RECOGNITION IS GIVEN TO FRANK E.
KINSEY (CHATHAM,MA), HONORARY MEMBER OF THE Pl:N CLASS
OF 1994.
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