Image: Towson Methodist Episcopal Church

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Description: Towson Methodist Episcopal Church, built in Towson, Maryland, in 1871, as it appeared on a 1906 postcard. Later renamed First Methodist Church and eventually replaced in the 1950s by the current Towson United Methodist Church, this building was designed by architect Edmund George Lind. It was demolished in 1965.
Title: Towson Methodist Episcopal Church
Credit: Baltimore County Legacy Web, photo archive of Baltimore County Public Library.
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