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Eliot Unitarian Chapel, an 1859 Episcopal church that changed hands
Kirkwood, Missouri
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Robert S. Mitchell designed this Gothic Revival stone church in 1859 for Grace Episcopal Church, with Patrick McCullough, a mason from Galway, cutting the stone. In 1961 the Episcopalians moved down Argonne Street to a new building and handed the old chapel to a Unitarian Universalist congregation. It went on the National Register in 1982.
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