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Cumberland County
These are the churches that have been recently photographed and are included on the photographic inventory. [partial list--not complete] For a different look at the old churches, meetinghouses and synagogues of Cumberland, go to my new wiki on the topic. You can add links, photos and editorial content there.
Municipality Church Sect Fnd Built Style Bridgeton Berean Baptist Temple Bapt late Romanesque Bridgeton Bethany Presbyterian Pres Gothic Revival Bridgeton Central Methodist Chapel ME vernacular Bridgeton Central Methodist ME Gothic Bridgeton Christ Evangelical Lutheran Luth vernacular Bridgeton First Baptist Bapt vernacular Bridgeton [Kings Memorial Interdenominational] vernacular Bridgeton Mount Zion African Methodist AME vernacular Bridgeton Old Broad Street Presbyterian Pres Georgian Bridgeton Pearl Street Baptist Bapt traditional Bridgeton Saint Andrew's Epis vernacular Bridgeton Trinity Methodist ME Greek Revival Osborn Memorial Presbyterian Deerfield Deerfield Methodist ME vernacular Deerfield Deerfield Presbyterian Pres vernacular Fairfield Fairfield Presbyterian Pres meetinghouse Fairton Fairfield Presbyterian Pres meetinghouse Fairton Fairton Methodist ME vernacular Gouldton Trinity African Methodist Episcopal AME meetinghouse Greenwich Greenwich Baptist Bapt meetinghouse Greenwich Greenwich Presbyterian Pres Georgian Greenwich Friends of Greenwich (Orthodox) Quak meetinghouse Greenwich Greenwich Friends (Hicksite) Quak meetinghouse Roadstown Cohansey Baptist Bapt Georgian Rosenhayn Or Yisrael Synagogue Jew vernacular Vineland Immaculate Heart of Mary RC vernacular Some explanation is needed. Churches in boldface are either listed on the National Register or are otherwise of special interest. If the name of the church is in brackets [ ] I am in doubt as to the founding congregation. The Sect is the original religious denomination when the church was built. Fields left blank are those for which I have no solid information.
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