Trinitarian Congregational Church archives, 1826-[ongoing].

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Trinitarian Congregational Church archives, 1826-[ongoing].

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Record books and ledgers from 1826 include clerk's records, treasurer's records, records of associations within the church (Ladies' Sewing Society, Ladies' Missionary Society, Young People's Endeavor, etc.), minutes of Church Committee meetings, guest registers, and records relating to pews, to the Antique Show, and to the TriCon Gift Shop. Annual reports cover years from 1901. Manuscript and printed documents from 1826 include correspondence, sermons, histories of the church, deeds, photographs, photo directories of members, programs, pamphlets, blueprints and plans. (Cont.) bills, receipts, and other financial records, reports, materials relating to ministry and ministers, to organizations within the church, to church anniversaries and celebrations, and to membership. Date spans of baptism and marriage records not analyzed.

ca. 25 linear ft.

Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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SNAC Resource ID: 7349942

Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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Trinitarian Congregational Church (Concord, Mass.)

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Congregational church in Concord, Mass., established by constitution in 1826 as "the Second Congregational and the First Calvinistic Religious Society" by a group of individuals breaking away from the Unitarianism of the First Parish in Concord. In the constitution of 1839, referred to as "the 2nd Congregational and 1st Trinitarian Society of Concord." The first church building of the Trinitarian Congregational Church was erected on Walden Street in 1826 and dedicated in December of...