Quinn Chapel: front view
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Title |
Quinn Chapel: front view |
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Creator(s) |
West, Carroll Van, photographer |
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Date |
2006? |
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Coverage |
2000-2009 |
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Property name |
Quinn Chapel AME Church and Paris City Cemetery |
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Property type |
Church
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Additional property type |
Cemetery |
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Community Name |
Paris, Henry County, TN |
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Description |
Color photograph of a gothic-style brick church; that features a central stained window and single tower. |
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Historical Notes |
Quinn Chapel is a large, Gothic-style brick church located in downtown Paris, TN that is located immediately adjacent to the Paris City Cemetery. The cemetery was a prominent burial ground for white citizens of the area, dating to the mid-19th century. Notable graves include John Wesley Crockett, son to David, and Isham Harris, Governor of Tennessee during the civil war. The cemetery also houses a large monument, dedicated in 2006, that honors the unmarked graves of slaves and other African Americans and the role they played in the early days of Henry County |
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Collection Name |
African American Churches |
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Subject-LCSH |
African American Churches -- Tennessee |
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Subject-TGM |
Churches |
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Type |
Still image |
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Format |
jpeg2000 |
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Genre |
Photograph |
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Extent |
electronic |
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Copyright status |
Copyright of the creator. Reproduced with permission |
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Conditions for use |
Credit Center for Historic Preservation, Middle Tennessee State University
Reproduction permitted for non-profit educational and research purposes only |
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Contributing Institution |
Center for Historic Preservation, Middle Tennessee State University |
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Digital Publisher |
Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University |
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Source file |
Quinn Chapel church c2006.jpg |
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