First Presbyterian Church Interior, First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street, with many rows of pews with hymnals, altar, baptismal font left of altar, and portions of balconies on both sides.

Ogden Memorial Window Stained glass window in First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street, depicting river flowing through pastoral setting. At bottom of window: "There is a River the streams whereof shall make glad the City of God" and "In loving memory of Willis Lord Ogden and Ellen Smith Ogden."

\[Stained glass window in First Presbyterian Church] Two stained glass windows in First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street; top panel depicts Virgin Mary and two children (one kneeling) with inscription at bottom: "Who can find a virtuous woman, for her price is far above rubies. Her children rise up & call be blessed, her husband also and he praiseth her. Let her own works priase her in the cages;" bottow panel depicts Jesus (?) welcoming faithful into heaven with inscription at bottom: "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Under figure of woman in lower left: "Eunice;" under figure of woman in lower right: "Lois."

Brooklyn: original edifice of the First Presbyterian Church, 64 Cranberry Street, south side, between Henry Street and Hicks Street, 1922. Later the Plymouth Church lecture room.

Brooklyn: First Presbyterian Church, west side of Henry Street south of Clark Street, 1922. Built 1846.

Brooklyn: First Presbyterian Church, west side of Henry Street south of Clark Street, 1922. Built 1846.

Brooklyn: Henry Street - Clark Street Henry Street, west side, south of Clark Street, showing the First Presbyterian Church. This edifice, the congregation's second, was erected in 1846. Views 1,AI Eugene L. Armbruster Collection View 1: 1922 MAY BE REPRODUCED View,3: 1923 View 2 P. L. Sperr Ve. MS April 4, 1932

Brooklyn: First Presbyterian Church, west side of Henry Street south of Clark Street, 1922. Built 1846.

Brooklyn: original edifice of the First Presbyterian Church, 64 Cranberry Street, south side, between Henry Street and Hicks Street, 1922. Later the Plymouth Church lecture room.

Brooklyn: First Presbyterian Church \[of Brooklyn, west side of Henry Street south of Clark Street, 1922.]

Brooklyn: Henry Street - Clark Street Henry Street, west side, south of Clark Street, showing the First Presbyterian Church. This edifice, the congregation's second, was erected in 1846. Views 1,AI Eugene L. Armbruster Collection View 1: 1922 MAY BE REPRODUCED View,3: 1923 View 2 P. L. Sperr Ve. MS April 4, 1932

Brooklyn: First Presbyterian Church, west side of Henry Street south of Clark Street, 1922. Built 1846.

Brooklyn: original edifice of the First Presbyterian Church, 64 Cranberry Street, south side, between Henry Street and Hicks Street, 1922. Later the Plymouth Church lecture room.

Brooklyn: original edifice of the First Presbyterian Church, 64 Cranberry Street, south side, between Henry Street and Hicks Street, 1922. Later the Plymouth Church lecture room.

Brooklyn: Henry Street - Clark Street Henry Street, west side, south of Clark Street, showing the First Presbyterian Church. This edifice, the congregation's second, was erected in 1846. Views 1,AI Eugene L. Armbruster Collection View 1: 1922 MAY BE REPRODUCED View,3: 1923 View 2 P. L. Sperr Ve. MS April 4, 1932

Brooklyn: Henry Street - Love Lane Henry Street, west side, north from a point midway between Love Lane and Clark Street, viewing toward the latter. In the foregroud is the First Presbyterian Church, erected in 1846, and about two hundred feet away is the First Methodist Episcopal Church, at the S.W. corner of Clark Street. At the N.W. corner is the Hotel St. George (views 2,3). 1923 View 1: Eugene L. Armbruster Collection Views 2,3: P. L. Sperr View 2: March 1, 1929 NO REPRODUCTIONS View 3: April 4, 1932

Brooklyn: Henry Street - Clark Street Henry Street, west side, at Clark Street, viewing north across the latter. At the S.W. corner is the First Methodist Episcopal Church and across the street is the Hotel St. George. View 2 also shows a portion of the First Presbyterian Church (left). View 1: March 1, 1929 View 2: April 4, 1932 P.L. Sperr

Brooklyn: Henry Street - Love Lane Henry Street, west side, north from a point midway between Love Lane and Clark Street, viewing toward the latter. In the foregroud is the First Presbyterian Church, erected in 1846, and about two hundred feet away is the First Methodist Episcopal Church, at the S.W. corner of Clark Street. At the N.W. corner is the Hotel St. George (views 2,3). 1923 View 1: Eugene L. Armbruster Collection Views 2,3: P. L. Sperr View 2: March 1, 1929 NO REPRODUCTIONS View 3: April 4, 1932

\[H]ome of union services Facade and tower (stone) of church with street light in center foreground, iron fence on both sides, and portion of residential building in far left. Caption: "\[Home] of union services--the First Presbyterian Church, \[124] Henry, near Clark Sts., recent host of Brooklyn Heights union services. The pastor, the Rev. Dr. Phillips Elliott, in inset, is now in the Orient on a tour of mission stations."

First Presbyterian Church Facade and tower (stone, partially vine-covered) of church with church signs at left and right of doorway, iron fence (and gate) along front, large flowering bushes on both sides, and residential and commercial buildings in background. Caption: "Brooklyn landmark--the cornerstone of the vine-covered, impressive First Presbyterian Church edifice, \[124] Henry Street, near Clark St., was laid 100 years ago."

\[Henry Street between Clark and Pierrepont Street.] Henry Street between Clark and Pierrepont Street (West side of street, just south of the church.) From right to left: #128, #130 (entrance not showing), #132, #134, #136, #138 and #140 (at far left).

\[West side of Henry Street.] West side of Henry Street. Candlelight Resraurant (with canopy).

\[Henry Street (west side) looking southwest from corner of Clark Street. ] Henry Street (west side) looking southwest from corner of Clark Street. Entrance to Candlelight Restaurant (114 Henry Street) at awning.

\[Candlelight Restaurant.] Candlelight Restaurant 114 Henry Street, Brooklyn (center).

\[First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street.]

\[First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street.]

\[First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street.]

\[First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street.]