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| ID Number |
13000943 |
| Historic Name |
ST PHILIP'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH |
| Description of Significance |
ST. PHILIP'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (ALSO KNOWN AS LANE CHAPEL CME CHURCH/JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC CHURCH), AT 502 N. 9TH STREET IN MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA, IS BEING NOMINATED FOR THE NATIONALREGISTER FOR ITS LOCAL SIGNIFICANCE, 1931-1963, UNDER CRITERION A (ETHNIC HERITAGE) FOR ITS SOCIAL FUNCTION FOR THE HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN MUSKOGEE, AS ONE OF A FEW HISTORIC CHURCHBUILDINGS REMAINING THAT REPRESENT COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES OF BLACK PROTESTANT CHURCHES. THE PERIOD OF SIGNIFICANCE ENDS AT THE FIFTY-YEAR-PAST MARK, COINCIDENTAL WITH THE DECLINE OF CHURCH MEMBERSHIP. IT IS ALSO BEING NOMINATED UNDER CRITERION C (ARCHITECTURE). BECAUSE IT IS THE CITY'S ONLY EXAMPLE OF FULL-SCALE APPLICATION OF TUDOR REVIVAL ARCHITECTURAL FORM AND DETAILING, IT ISELIGIBLE FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTER, WITH THE CRITERIA CONSIDERATION FOR RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS. |
| Current Name |
LANE CHAPEL CME CHURCH |
| Address |
502 NORTH 9TH STREET |
| City |
MUSKOGEE |
| County |
MUSKOGEE |
| Lot |
8 |
| Block |
235 |
| Current Section |
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| Township |
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| Range |
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| Type |
BUILDING |
| Historic Function |
RELIGION |
| Current Function |
RELIGION |
| Area Significance 1 |
ETHNIC HERITAGE: BLACK |
| Area Significance 2 |
ARCHITECTURE |
| Date Prepared |
2013 |
| Year Built |
1931 |
| Original Site |
YES |
| Architect/Builder |
UNKNOWN |
| Architectural Style |
TUDOR REVIVAL |
| Roof Material |
ASPHALT SHINGLE |
| Wall Material |
BRICK |
| Window Material |
WOOD |
| Door Material |
WOOD |
| Decorative Details |
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| Condition |
EXCELLENT |
| Comments |
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| Restricted |
N |
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