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OUR CHURCH AND FARSQNAGE PLANS.
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OUR CHURCH AND PARSONAGE PLANS.
In the work of furnishing very cheap plans for churches and parson-
ages we are the pioneers Nothing of the kind had ever before been
done, but after careful consideration, we became thoroughly persuaded
that it could be made of great value to the church.
Our success has been quite beyond our most sanguine expectations.
Our first plans were prepared in the early part of 1876, and the first
one was sold in July of that year. During the remainder of the year,
we sold five different plans to parties designing to build, and a number
in bulk to a sister denomination. In 1877, we sold 36 plans; in 1878,
42; in 1879, 71; in 1880, 167; in 1881, 248; in 1882, 395; in 1883,
428. Our parsonage plans have met with such favor that we have added
a desirable assortment of them. Our architectural department is now
firmly established as a permanent branch of our Church Extension work.
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remarkable unanimity they have spoken in the highest terms of the
results procured. Our Bishops and others who have seen the churches,
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anniversary in 1880, said of them:
You can tell them at sight. As I go along in the cars, and look out of the window,
I see the churches in view here and there, and say, there is church architecture after
plan No. 1, and there is church architecture after plan No. 5, etc. And so we come
to recognize them scattered all through the land.
At our anniversary in 1881, Rev. C. V. Anthony said:
If the Board of Church Extension had done nothing else for the country than pro-
vide the good, graceful, convenient, economical sensible plans for church building, de-
scribed in the Catalogue, it would have paid for every dollar it has cost the church. If
you doubt, go into a little town, and attempt to build a church. You will find any
amount of ignorance of such matters and awkwardness at your disposal. Every-
body will have a plan. The preacher has one; each of the trustees has a plan; the
carpenter has one; and in the discussson of this question, you are likely to decide,
by a good majority, that you do not need a plan at all; that a carpenter knows enough
to build without one, and you will have as the result, at needless expense, an awkward,
il-proportioned, inconvenient structure, not likely to awaken devotional feelings in those
who look at it or who may enter it for worship.
At the same meeting of the General Committee of Church Ex-
tension, the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That in all cases where aid is granted by the Board of Church Extension
for the building of churches, it is the judgment of the General Committee that it should
he strongly urged that the churches be built according to the excellent plans furnished
by the Board.
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CHURCH, PLAN, No. 19.-PERSPECTIVE.
PLANS FOR FRAME, Price $4.
This makes a desirable plan where two rooms
are wanted. The audience room is 20x34 feet, and
will seat comfortably 100 persons. The class room
is 14x20 feet, and will seat 50 persons, it connects
with the main room by folding doors, making all
the space available.
This plan is heated by stoves.
Where labor anl materials are cheap it will cost about $1,000.
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AN EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE FOR BLINDS AND SUN SHADES.
Our attention was called to Paper Imitation of stained glass some
years ago when we examined a window that had been papered 5 years
previous, it is still in a good state of preservation. After careful
consideration we became thoroughly persuaded that a cheap and dur-
able article could be devised that would be of great value to all
churches having plain glass and for many cheap new ones.
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In this plan the class room and vestibule can be opened together,
making a prayer-meeting room, and this prayer-meeting room can be
opened into the audience room, making all the space available.
In the smaller size the walls are 14 feet and the ceiling 20 feet in
the middle.
In the 32x55 size the walls are 16 feet and the ceiling is 22 feet
high in the middle; this size will seat over 300, it contains 200 full
seats in audience room.
This plan is arranged to be heated by furnace in the cellar, but is
equally adapted for heating by stoves.
The belfry is 6 feet square and 16 feet 6 inches from comb of roof
to top of finial.
Where labor and materials are cheap the 28x50 size will cost from
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This plan is 28x50 feet, exclusive of class-rooms
and vestibule, and contains 182 full seats in pews.
The class-rooms are each 12x12 feet, with a
large corner off, as shown in ground plan.
The vestibule is 6x9 feet. The extreme dimen-
sions are 36x60 feet.
The belfry is 56 feet from ground to top of
finial.
The walls are 12 feet and the ceiling 24 feet
high in the middle. The walls are plastered, but
the ceiling is finished with narrow beaded boards
laid off in panels.
The rafters are exposed and dressed.
This plan will cost from $1600 to $2000.
It is drawn with and without class-rooms.
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the ceilings 20 feet high in the middle.
We have these three sizes of this plan.
The smallest size will seat 250; the largest,
300.
The lecture-room is 14 x 28 feet, and
will seat 60.
The belfry is 45 feet high from the ground
to top of finial.
The walls are 14 feet to the square and
The 32x50 feet size will seat 300, and will cost, where labor and
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The body of this building is 36x60 feet,
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making the extreme dimensions 44 feet 6 inches
by 65 feet. The tower is 70 feet high. The
walls are 15 feet, and the ceiling 28 feet high in
the middle. The roof is supported by exposed
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for pipe organ.
This plan is 58x66
feet in its extreme dimensions. The
tower is 72 feet high. The walls are
15 feet, and the ceiling 28 feet in the
middle. The rafters are exposed and
ornamented. The gables are covered
with slate or shingles.
The auditorium contains 216 seats in
pews. The lecture room is 21x32 feet;
it will seat 140, and the infant class
room 60. There is a parlor and kitchen
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The tower is 90 feet high from the
ground to the top of finial.
The parlor, one class room and the
kitchen are placed in the basement.
The parlor is 29x32 feet, with ceiling.
9 feet high. The class room is 15x18
feet. The lecture room, the infant
class room, and library are raised five
steps above the auditorium. The lecture
room will seat 225.
The ceiling is 22 feet high in the middle. It con-
nects with the auditorium by sash that lowers into the basement. The
infant class room will seat 75 children.
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The extreme dimensions of this plan,
exclusive of the choir, are 70x85 feet.
The projection for pulpit and choir is
12x23 feet.
The audience room contains 410 full seats in pews. The walls are 16
feet 6 inches, the ceiling 31 feet high in the middle. The roof is
supported by exposed ornamental rafters. The walls are of brick, the
upper part of the gables of frame, covered with slate or shingles.
This plan will cost from $10,000 to 12,000, or, if finished expensively
the cost may run much higher.
It was drawn for a flat piece of ground where a cellar could not
readily be dug. It is particularly adapted to a sloping lot where the
ground is high at the rear. In this case the drawings will require
some alterations.
This general arrangement of plan is excellent for a sloping lot, where
the ground is low at the rear but in this case the plans must be redrawn,
the entrances rearranged, and the parlor placed under the rear of
the church.
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PARSONAGE PLAN. No. 3. PERSPECTIVE.
Price $3.50.
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This is a two-story house. The posts are 20 feet.
The first floor is 9 feet in the clear; The second
floor is 8 feet in the clear. There are two good
attic rooms. Exclusive of porch and shed-kitchen
it is 22 feet front and 20 feet 6 inches deep with a
back building 12 feet deep by 16 feet wide. The
The parlor is 15x15 feet 6 inches communicating
with living-room by double doors. The living-
room is 15x15 feet having a pantry 3x3 feet adjoin-
ing and a stairway to cellar. The entrance vesti-
bule is 6x6 feet with doors into the parlor, and into
the staircase hall which opens into living-room.
There is a shed kitchen containing place for coal,
or wood, etc. The second floor is divided into three
rooms each have a large closet. The two chimneys are so placed
that every room may have a stove, or with two stoves down stairs
the three up-stairs rooms may be heated.
No. 3
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This plan will cost from $700 to $1,000.
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This is a two-story house; the posts are 22
feet. The first story is 9 feet in the clear, the
second story 8 feet 6 inches in the clear.
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The parlor and dining room are each 11 feet
6 inches by 15 feet. The hall is 11 feet 6 in-
ches by 12 feet 6 inches. The kitchen 10x15
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The second story contains four bed rooms
and a bath room. The attic contains three
bed rooms and a store room.
The extreme outside dimensions, including
shed and porches, are 29x49 feet.
The plan will cost from $1,500 to $1,800.
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PARSONAGE PLAN, No. 12.-PERSPECTIVE.
Price $6.
This is a brick house intended for a narrow lot. The side porches
may be omitted and the windows on the stair case side of the house may
be omitted when it is necessary to build on the line of the adjoining
property.
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The parlor is 11x16 feet; living room 12x15 feet;
kitchen 10x14 feet. The second floor contains three
rooms and bath room, and the attic, two bed rooms and
a store room. The outside dimensions are 20x45 feet.
This plan will cost from $1,800 to $2,500.
No. 13. Price $6.50, is similar to No. 12, but the
parlor is 11x20 and there is a pantry attached to the
kitchen.

No. 16. Price $7. is a neat three-story brick house,
having a flat tin roof and an ornamental brick cornice.
This house is drawn for a narrow lot where it is
necessary to build on the line. The parlor is 11x20 feet;
living room 12x19 feet; and kitchen 12x14 feet. The
second-story contains three rooms and bath; third-story
contains three rooms and store-room. This plan will cost
from $2,000 to $3,000.

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Address all correspondence to E. T.
BARNUM, Wire and Iron Works, Detroit,
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IRON FENCE.
WINDOW GUARD

SPEAR'S
PORTABLE AND BRICK SET FURNACES,
FOR CHURCHES AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
These are quick and powerful Heaters, and meet with great satisfaction
for Churches, Dwelling Houses and Public Institutions.
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buildings, etc.
Special Discounts to Churches.
Send for Circular and Price List.
JAMES SPEAR, 1014 & 1016 Market St., Philadelphia.

*MOSHANE BELL FOUNDRY:
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Rotary Mountings, the Best ever Invented.
ALL BELLS WARRANTED SATISFACTORY
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION,
MARYLAND STATE FAIR,
Missouri STATE FAIR,
Paris ExposITION, FRANCE, 1878.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR,
1876.
1877.
1.877.
1878.
Price List and Large Illustrated Circulars sent free. Correspondence solicited
with Architects designing, or building Churches. Address
HENRY McSHANE & CO., Proprietors.
BALTIMORE, MD.
HIGHEST AWARDS FOR CHURCH BELLS AND CHIMES
AT THE
1878.
MARYLAND STATE FAIR,
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR,
PENNSYLVAN'A State Fair,
1878.
1880.
AMERICAN Institute FaIR, N.Y., 1880.
GARFIELD FAIR, WASHINGTON, D. C., 1882.
LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION, 1883.
And wherever Exhibited in Competition with other Bells.
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