\[St. Paul's Episcopal Church] Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 0314), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street, with iron fence along front and side, residential building on far left, telephone pole (and lines) with street signs attached, several large trees in left, center and right foreground, and intersecting streets.

\[St. Paul's Episcopal Church] Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 0314), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street, with iron fence along front and side, residential building on far left, telephone pole (and lines) with street signs attached, several large trees in left, center and right foreground, and intersecting streets.

\[Crucifix, St. Paul's Episcopal Church] Interior, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street. Life-size crucifix attached to pillar, and several rows of pews.

St. Paul's P. E. Church Facade (stone) of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street, with pedestrians on sidewalk, street lamps in right foreground and background, residential buildings on both sides, and intersecting streets.

St. Paul's P. E. Church Interior, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street. Pews, pulpit, small altar with eight candles in candlesticks and cross, three Stations of the Cross, and stained glass windows.

Statue of the Virgin Mary unveiled at St. Paul's P. E. Church Interior, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street: Life-size statue of Virgin Mary and baby Jesus on pedestal with kneeler in front and candelabra on stand at right.

St. Paul's P. E. Church Interior, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street. Chancel, altar, reredos (contains three statues), organ and pipes on left, brass eagle on stand on right, large statues on both sides, and stained glass windows behind altar.

Altar in St. Paul's P. E. Church Altar and reredos in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street. Altar holds six candlesticks and crucifix; reredos contains three statues of biblical figures.

Altar of Saint Anthony of Padua Interior, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street: altar with life-size statue of St. Anthony, small statue of angel praying and a Station of the Cross on each side, and stained glass window behind altar.

Brooklyn: St. Paul's Episcopal Church, northeast corner of Clinton Street and Carroll Street, 1922.

Brooklyn: St. Paul's Episcopal Church, northeast corner of Clinton Street and Carroll Street, 1922.

St. Paul's P. E. Church Interior, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street. Altar and reredos with six candles in tall candlesticks and three left-size statues (Jesus in center); portion of stained glass window behind altar.

Altar cloth, St. Paul's P. E. Church in Flatbush Altar and reredos, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Church Avenue and St. Paul's Place. There are two women wearing hats at left of altar (Mrs. H. S. Hincken, left, donor of altar cloth and Miss Eloise Zallio, designer of the cloth); on altar: two candles in candlesticks, two vases containing leaves, and a cross on the altar; evergreen tree on each side of altar, and portion of stained glass window above reredos.

Saint Paul's P. E. Church Facade (partially vine-covered) of church with iron fence along front and side, residential buildings on both sides, trees in foreground and at far right, and intersecting streets. Caption: "Saint Paul's P. E. Church, corner of Clinton and Carroll Streets. Organized on Christmas Day, 1849. ..."

After Palm Sunday services Caption: "After Palm Sunday services--parishioners of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Place and St. Paul's Court \[Church Avenue], Flatbush, emerge into brilliant sunshine of beautiful Spring day."

One twin to another Boy and girl standing on steps of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Church Avenue and St. Paul's Place. Caption: "One twin to another--Gratia Merrill, 4, of 1217 Ditmas Ave., pins cross of palm on coat lapel of her twin brother, James."

Marking church's 100th anniversary Three men in clerical attire walking down church aisle. Caption: "Marking church's 100th anniversary--The Right Rev. Dr. Jonathan Goodhue Sherman, center, Suffragan Bishop of Long Island, participates in procession in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton and Carroll Sts., commemorating the 100th anniversary of the church. Flanking the Bishop are the Rev. Jerome Harris, rector of St. John's Church, Springfield Gardens, left, and the Rev. Charles H. Willcox, assistant priest of St. Paul's. The Rev. Dr. Gregory Mabry, rector of St. Paul's was the celebrant of the solemn mass of thanksgiving."

St. Francis altar \[and] Bishop Nicholson statue Interior, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street. Altar on right holds eight candlesticks and statue of St. Francis; at left, statue (attached to pillar) of Bishop Nicholson holding torch; stained glass window on far left.

Brooklyn: Clinton Street - Carroll Street St. Paul's, Brooklyn. Ihe Rev. 1. Staf:ord Drowne. Duyckinck collection.

Interior View in St. Paul's P. E. Church. Flatbush, L. I. F. A. Lippold, 1120 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

The open door Doorway and three doors, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Clinton Street and Carroll Street, and portion of facade; left and right door have closed iron gates.

St. Paul's Church Facade and tower of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Church Avenue and St. Paul's Place, with street, two horse-drawn carriages, trees on both sides, and residential building in background.