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First Methodist Episcopal Church and Parsonage

By The Montana National Register Sign Program
First Methodist Episcopal Church and Pasonage
First Methodist Episcopal Church and Pasonage First Methodist Episcopal Church and Pasonage, facing north on West Towne Street, front view. Source: MontanaPictures.net Creator: MontanaPictures.net Date: June 2007

Noted Miles City architect Brynjulf Rivenes designed this splendid English Gothic style church in 1909. Constructed under Pastor T. S. Leland during intense community growth brought about by homestead settlement, the building replaced the smaller Methodist Episcopal Church built in 1883 at Mann and Pearson Streets. Now the Glendive United Methodist Church, this architectural landmark features a crenelated bell tower, doors and windows with pointed arches, and fine polychromatic brick detailing. The Craftsman style parsonage, with its flared gable roof and open front arched porch, was added in 1913. The church and its parsonage were listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.

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First Methodist Episcopal Church and Pasonage
First Methodist Episcopal Church and Pasonage First Methodist Episcopal Church and Pasonage, facing north on West Towne Street, front view. Source: MontanaPictures.net Creator: MontanaPictures.net Date: June 2007

Location

Kendrick and Towne Streets, Glendive, Montana | Private

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Citation Info

The Montana National Register Sign Program, “First Methodist Episcopal Church and Parsonage,” Historic Montana, accessed April 26, 2024, https://historicmt.org/items/show/301.

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