\[St. Paul's Church] Interior, St. Paul's Church, Court Street and Congress Street: altar with eight candles in candlesticks, cross, and three framed documents, reredos, three handing altar lamps, and stained glass windows in top background.

St. Paul's R. C. Church Facade and steeple of St. Paul's Church, Court Street and Congress Street, with iron fence along front and side, street lamp and signs in center foreground, several trees in center/right foreground foreground, and portions of unidentifiable buildings on both sides.

Cornelius Heeney grave stone Monument in niche in churchyard of St. Paul's Church, Court Street and Congress Street; iron fence in front of monument; bust set in center with inscription below: "In memory of Cornelius Heeney ..."

\[St. Paul's Church] : marble reredos Interior of church: reredos containing ten sculptures and portion of stained glass windows in top background. Caption: "A marble reredos over the main altar of St. Paul's R. C. Church \[Court Street and Congress Street] now celebrating its 100th year as a parish will be formally dedicated at the Centennial mass on Sunday, Jan. 24, at 11 a.m. the Rev. Dr. John J. Donlon, pastor, and his parishioners have built the reredos in memory of the six former pastors."

Storm victim Facade and damaged steeple of church with iron fence along front and side, street light and signs, three fire hydrants, parked automobile, trees and pedestrian in foreground, residential/commercial buildings and two parked (?) automobiles on far left, and intersecting streets. Caption: "Storm victim--Repair of the break caused by hurricane winds in the steeple of the 108-year-old historic St. Paul's R. C. Church, Court and Congress Sts., will cost more than $5,000, the Rev. John I. J. Smith, pastor, reported today. The steeple, built in 1846, can be seen for miles around because of its copper finish."

Unveil Brooklyn shrine Four men wearing clerical attire look at another man removing a large white cloth from a statue enclosed in a tall wooden case; section of iron fence in foreground, residential buildings in left background and section of brick building with fire escape in center/right background. Caption: "Unveil Brooklyn shrine--As sexton pulls cord to unveil 'Wayside Shrine to Our Lady of Fatima' on grounds of St. Paul's R. C. Church, Court and Congress Sts., the Rev. Maurice J. Rochford, second from right, pastor, watches proceedings with his clergy and an altar boy. The hand-carved mahogany shrine, over 12 feet high, was placed on south side of church, facing Court St., and was dedicated to commemorate the Marion Year of 1954."

Brooklyn: Court Street - Congress Street Court Street, at the S.W. corner of Congress Street. This is a rear view of the St. Paul's R.C. Church, as seen from Congress Street. August 5, 1934. P. L. Sperr.

Brooklyn: St. Paul's Catholic Church, Court Street, undated.

\[St. Paul's Church in Carroll Gardens] View from right of masonry church with large steeple on Court and Congress Streets; pedestrians in winter coats on street before church; automobiles and street car tracks in foregound.

\[St. Paul's Church] Facade and steeple of St. Paul's Church, Court Street and Congress Street, with iron fence along front and side, street light and signs, traffic lights, several pedestrians (including woman pushing baby carriage) two parked automobiles, fire hydrant, and mail box in foreground, moving truck and residential/commercial buildings on far left, and intersecting streets.

\[St. Paul's Church] Facade and steeple of St. Paul's Church, Court Street and Congress Street, with street lamp, several pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages in foreground, residential buildings and portion of small building with posted bills on far left, and intersecting streets.