Zion Lutheran Church of Oregon City plans [manuscript], 1938.

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Zion Lutheran Church of Oregon City plans [manuscript], 1938.

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Collection includes: 14 plans, sections, details and elevations on 27 sheets of the Zion Lutheran Church in Oregon City, Oregon, scale: 1/8" : 1' to 1/4" : 1', 1938. Supplemental materials include: Correspondence, 1938, with Pastor E. G. Wuest; Specifications and estimates, 1938.

43 x 31.5 cm. to 73 x 63.5 cm..02 cubic feet (1 folder)

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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Wuest, E. G.

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Kroner, Ernst, 1866-1955,

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Zion Lutheran Church (Oregon City, Or.)

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Many Lutheran pastors arrived in Oregon in the 1880's, and organized a district connected with the Joint Synod of Ohio. Rev. Christian Beuchler of Portland contacted Lutherans in the Oregon City area in hopes of founding a new congregation, one of whom was seminary student L. Grey, who would later serve as pastor of Zion on April 21, 1894, when it was first organized. The congregation's present church plant was dedicated on December 2nd, 1928. From the guide to the Zion Lutheran Chur...