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Gloucester County
These are the churches that have been recently photographed and are included on the photographic inventory. [partial list--not complete]
Municipality Church Sect Fnd Built Style Clarksboro Saint Peter's Epis meetinghouse Cross Keys Cross Keys Methodist ME traditional Glassboro St. Thomas Episcopal Epis Gothic Revival Hurffville Bethel Methodist ME meetinghouse Mickleton Upper Greenwich Friends Quak meetinghouse Mullica Hill Mullica Hill Friends Quak meetinghouse Mullica Hill Saint Stephen's at Mullica Hill Epis vernacular Mullica Hill Mullica Hill Baptist Bapt meetinghouse Mullica Hill Mullica Hill Methodist ME meetinghouse New Brooklyn New Brooklyn Methodist ME meetinghouse Pitman Pitman Grove Meeting ME tabernacle Porchtown Zion Methodist ME meetinghouse Swedesboro Trinity Church [Old Swedes] Luth Wren-Gibbs Swedesboro Adams Methodist [Old Stone] ME meetinghouse Swedesboro Moravian Church Morv meetinghouse Williamstown First Methodist ME vernacular Winslow Winslow Methodist ME meetinghouse Woodbury Woodbury Friends Quak meetinghouse Woodbury Christ Church Epis Gothic Revival
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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