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Description: 1st Baptist Church in Bristol, Pennsylvania. Built 1851, designed by Thomas U. Walter - Architect of the US Capitol. Located in the Bristol Historic District which has been on the NRHP since April 30, 1987. HD is roughly bounded by Pond, Cedar, E. Lincoln Streets, the Delaware River, and E. Mill Street, central coords 40°5′53″N 74°51′10″W, Bristol, Pennsylvania. This church is located on the east corner of Walnut and Cedar, across the street from St. James Episcopal Church (designed by Samuel Sloan). 1st Baptist is now known as Deliverance Temple. It's coords are 40.096975,-74.853297
Title: 1st Baptist Bristol TU Walter
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