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| Title | A crowd parts as a funeral carriage pulls up to St. Vincent Church |
| Description | A crowd watches while a horse-drawn carriage approaches the front of St. Vincent Church and pallbearers carry a casket down the front steps. Founded in 1837, St. Vincent is the oldest Catholic church in Akron, Ohio and has served the community for over 175 years. |
| Subject | Churches
Funeral
Horse-Drawn Buggy
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| Contributors | St. Vincent Church
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| Source | STV_buggycrowd.jpg |
| Type | Image |
| Format | 5 X 7 black and white photograph |
| Relation | St. Vincent Church
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| About this collection | St. Vincent Catholic church was founded by Father Basil S. Shorb and a community of Irish immigrants in 1837. St. Vincent brought Akron its first Catholic school and helped to found St. Bernard's, St. Mary's, Annunciation, St. Martha's, and St. Sebastian's churches. From the founding members who helped to build Akron's canal system to the current congregation, members of St. Vincent church have had a strong role in the history and growth of Summit County for over 175 years. For more information please see: http://www.stvincentchurch.com/ |
