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Church of the Redeemer
Jersey City, Hudson County

This church was originally called the Church of the Redeemer and it was a Lutheran church; it is now called Redeemer Lutheran church, so it obviously has not changed hands even if the name may have been changed slightly. The exterior does not appear to have been altered significantly either since it was built in 1898. It sits on Warner Street, just a block off Ocean. The style is best called eclectic, as there are details drawn from several architectural conventions.

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