Brooklyn: First Unitarian Church of Our Savior, northeast corner of Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place, 1922. Opened 1844.

Brooklyn: First Unitarian Church of Our Savior, \[northeast corner of Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place, 1922.]

Brooklyn: First Unitarian Church of Our Savior, northeast corner of Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place, 1922. Opened 1844.

Brooklyn: First Unitarian Church of Our Savior, northeast corner of Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place, 1922. Opened 1844.

Brooklyn: First Unitarian Church of Our Savior, northeast corner of Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place, 1922. Opened 1844.

Church of The Saviour Scaffolding-covered facade of Church of The Savior, 50 Monroe Place, on left; closeup superimposed on right of two men working on church wall; pail and acetal (?) tank in foreground.

Church of The Saviour Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 0913, CHUR 0912), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade and steeples (stone) of church with iron fence along front, two parked automobiles in foreground and residential buildings on both sides. Caption: "Church of The Saviour located at 50 Monroe Place. Founded April 19, 1842 ... Lot at corner of Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place purchased October 28, 1842."

Church of The Saviour Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 0913, CHUR 0912), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade and steeples (stone) of church with iron fence along front, two parked automobiles in foreground and residential buildings on both sides. Caption: "Church of The Saviour located at 50 Monroe Place. Founded April 19, 1842 ... Lot at corner of Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place purchased October 28, 1842."

Church of The Saviour Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 0913, CHUR 0912), some of which may also be described in this new record; Facade and steeples (stone) of church with iron fence along front, two parked automobiles in foreground and residential buildings on both sides. Caption: "Church of The Saviour located at 50 Monroe Place. Founded April 19, 1842 ... Lot at corner of Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place purchased October 28, 1842."

Church of Our Saviour Closeup: three steeples and portion of facade of Church of Our Saviour, 50 Monroe Place, with tree top in foreground.

Church of The Saviour Facade (partial, closeup, stone) of Church of The Saviour, 50 Monroe Place, with iron fence along front, two bushes in yard, and leafy tree branch in upper left foreground.

In a circle Six women (four wearing hats) sitting in a circle sewing; behind women is large mural with several figures of adults and children. Caption: "In a circle--Before an inspirational mural, women of the Unitarian Church of the Saviour, at Pierrepont \[St. and] Monroe Place, gather in the Frances White room on Monday afternoons to sew to war relief. ...Mrs. D. B. Lane, Mrs. Tasker Howard, Mrs. Walter Newhouse, Mrs. Thurm\[a]n Givan, Mrs. Victor Scottron, \[Mrs. Har?]old Speh and Miss Eva Coe."

The Church of the Neighbor Facade (stone) of church with free-standing sign in yard on left, two parked automobiles and two fire hydrants in center/right foreground, commercial/residential building on far left, and intersecting streets. Caption: "The Church of the Neighbor Swedenborgian Church, on Monroe Place at Clark Street where 'Good Neighbors' worship. A feature that inevitably captures the attention of casual strollers through Brooklyn Heights is the religious bookstore on Clark Street side of the building." (Known earlier as Church of the New Jerusalem.).

Church of The Saviour Rendering (drawing) of church, 50 Monroe Place, with iron fence along front and side, four pedestrians wearing 19th century clothing, and intersecting streets. Caption: "Church of The Saviour, 100 years old today."

Dr. Carpenter honored Caption: "Dr. Carpenter honored--The Rev. Dr. J. Henry Carpenter \[Presbyterian minister], left, receives from the Rev. Dr. John Howland Lathrop, of the Unitarian Church of the Saviour, a laudatory scroll at the annual meeting of the Brooklyn Council for Social Planning yesterday on retiring from the presidency after three years. Mrs. Alfred Hall Everson, looking on, was elected to succeed him. Second from left is Raymond Hilliard, executive director of the Welfare and Health Council, guest speaker; second from right is Coverly Fischer, president of the Welfare and Health Council."

Church of The Saviour Facade and steeples (stone) of church with several residential/commercial buildings in background. Caption: "Church of The Saviour--This Unitarian church at Monroe Place and Pierrepont St., built in 1844, is an outstanding example of Gothic architecture and detail ..."

\[#125 Pierrepont Street.] \#125 Pierrepont Street a portion of #127 Pierrepont Street showing at right. Picture taken from inside entrance to Long Island Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont Street.

\[Chapel, First Unitarian Church.] Chapel, First Unitarian Church, Pierrepont Street day after heavy snowfall.

\[View of north side of Pierrepont Street looking west.] View of north side of Pierrepont Street looking west. Taken from balcony of Long Island Historical Society. 1st Unitarian Church at right.

\[View of north side of Pierrepont Street looking west.] View of north side of Pierrepont Street looking west. 1st Universalist Church at right. Taken from balcony of Long Island Historical Society.

\[North side of Pierrepont Street.] North side of Pierrepont Street between Monroe Place and Clinton Street. Taken from balcony of Long Island Historical Society. Chapel of 1st Unitarian Church at left. Church at far left.

\[Side entrance to First Unitarian Church.] Also known as the Church of the Saviour.

\[Side entrance to First Unitarian Church.] Also known as the Church of the Saviour.

\[First Unitarian Church.] Also known as the Church of the Saviour.

\[First Unitarian Church.] Also known as the Church of the Saviour.

Church of Our Saviour Two steeples and roof (closeup) of Church of Our Savior, 50 Monroe Place; steeple on right and roof damaged by lightning; residential buildings on far right, and commercial buildings in left and right background.

\[Church of The Saviour] : \[abstract angel painting] Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 0916), some of which may also be described in this new record; Interior, Church of The Saviour: large, spade-shaped abstract painting of an angel; portions of three pews in foreground.

\[Church of The Saviour] : \[abstract angel painting] Image represented is one of a related set (CHUR 0916), some of which may also be described in this new record; Interior, Church of The Saviour: large, spade-shaped abstract painting of an angel; portions of three pews in foreground.

Brooklyn: Pierrepont Street - Monroe Place Pierrepont Street, at the N.E. corner of Monroe Place, showing the First Unitarian Church of the Saviour. The first services conducted by this church were held in Classical Hall on Washington Street, August 17, 1833. The first pastor was Rev. David H. Barlow, who served until 1838. In 1835 it purchased and moved into the building formerly occupied by the Second Presbyterian Church on Adams Street, (afterwards known as Gothic Hall). The congregation incorporated and became known as the First Unitarian Church of Brooklyn, after the dedication of the present building on April 24, 1844, the present name was adopted. At the left is 50 Monroe Place, and to the right is 121-123 Pierrepont Street. Eugene L. Armbruster Collection.

First Unitarian Church Facade and steeples (stone) of Church of The Saviour, 50 Monroe Place, with iron fence along front and side, street light and signs in center foreground, two parked and one moving automobile and large tree in left foreground, parked automobile in right foreground, and portion of residential building on far right. Caption: "1844. First Unitarian Church, Pierrepont St. at Monroe Place. The strong vertical thrust of true Gothic. Designed by Minard Lefever who also did Packer Institute and Holy Trinity Church."

\[Church] Gothic-style church, unidentified street. View of a church surrounded by residential buildings, next to a building with a 123 address. Also showing trees, cars, pedestrians and a stroller or wheelchair.

Brooklyn: Pierrepont Street - Monroe Place (1) 113 Pierrepont Street, at the N.E. corner of Monroe Place, showing the Unitarian Church of the Saviour. February 23, 1929. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, from another angle, showing what is probably the chapel of the Church. March 1, 1929. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: Pierrepont Street - Monroe Place (1) 113 Pierrepont Street, at the N.E. corner of Monroe Place, showing the Unitarian Church of the Saviour. February 23, 1929. P. L. Sperr. (2) The same, from another angle, showing what is probably the chapel of the Church. March 1, 1929. P. L. Sperr.