First Reformed Church of Grand Rapids, Michigan

Creator

Preview

Type

Image

Format

image/jpeg

Description

Drawing of First Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The congregation was established in 1840, seven years prior to the founding of the Holland Colony in 1847. The church is two stories with a bell tower and tall spire. It says "The early church" above the church and below it says "Chapter III".

Spatial Coverage

Grand Rapids (Mich.); First Reformed Church

Subject

Church buildings--Michigan--Grand Rapids

Source

Bruins, Elton J., and Karen G. Schakel (Eds.). (2011). Envisioning Hope College: Letters written by Albertus C. Van Raalte to Philip Phelps Jr., 1857 to 1875. Holland, MI: Van Raalte Press.; page 244

Identifier

First Reformed Church of Grand Rapids, MI.jpg

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Repository

Hope College Library, Archives and Special Collections

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