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Sacred
Spaces of Greater Cincinnati is segmented chronologically into video chapters,
from the first "churches" to the architecture of modern structures.
The times (in parenthesis) reflect the general running time. Click on the highlighted
names of featured spaces for architectural profiles and direct links to congregational
websites.
| | | | "Introduction"
(00:30) | | | | | | | |
| | | | | "First
Churches" (02:30) | | | | Ancient
American Indian earthworks
Pioneer settlements and churches
Early churches | | | | Interview:
Dan Hurley
(Fourth street) | | Christ
Church Cathedral
(04:10) | | | Immigration
ca 1800s | | | | | Interview:
Dan Hurley
(European immigrant communities) | The
"Golden Age" of sacred architecture
Unitarian Church (archival image | | | Interview:
Dan Hurley (Plum & Eighth) | | | Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church (06:10) | | | | Interview:
Walter Langsam
(façade, symbolism, church history)
Interview:
Jean Hodge
(Lyman Beecher)
Interview: Walter Langsam
(interior
design, artworks)
| | | St.
Peter In Chains Cathedral (10:57) | | | | Interview:
Rev. Christopher R. Armstrong (murals, church history and style)
Interview:
Dan Hurley
(Catholic social context 1800s)
Interview: Rev. Christopher
R. Armstrong (architecture, population and building deterioration) | | | St.
Monica Catholic Church | | | | Interview:
Dan Hurley
(St. Peter In Chains renovation) | | | Plum
Street Temple (16:20) |
| | | | Interview:
Rabbi Lewis Kamrass
(temple significance and history) | | Jewish
immigration and congregations | | | | Bene
Israel Congregation, Orthodox Judaism | | | Rockdale
Temple | | Plum Street Temple, B'Nai Yeshurin
congregation and Rabbi Isaac M. Wise | | | | Interview:
Rabbi Lewis Kamrass
(Isaac M. Wise temple history, Hebrew Union College) | | Plum
Street interior designs and organ | | | | Interview:
Rabbi Lewis Kamrass
(Gem of Jewish Life) |
| "Across
the Canal: Over-the-Rhine" (21:20) | | Over-the-Rhine
history mid 1800s | | | Old
St. Mary's Catholic Church | | | | Interview:
Mike Crusham
(original construction, renovation and interior) | | Washington
Park congregations | | | St. John's
German Protestant Church
Nast Trinity United Methodist Church | | | First
English Lutheran Church | | Akron
Plan interior design | | | | Interview:
Walter Langsam
(architects) |
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| "Early
Migration" (31:04) | | Urban
migration, mid 1800s | | | | Interview:
Walter Langsam
(hilltop suburbs) | | | Mount
Auburn Presbyterian Church | | | | Interview:
Walter Langsam
(church interior design, architect, truss work) | | | Clifton
United Methodist Church | | | | Interview:
Walter Langsam
(Akron plan design, LaFarge & Armstrong windows) | | Railroads
and suburban migration, mid 1800s | | | Glendale
New Church | | | | Interview:
Beth Sullebarger
(church architecture and artworks, Swedenborgian church) |
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| "Old
History & New Beginnings" (36:22) | | Urban
migration and adaptive re-use, late 1800s and early 1900s | | | Rockdale
Temple - Avondale
Adath Israel Synagogue
(Reading Road) | | | | Interview:
Karla Goldman
(Jewish communities and buildings) | | African
American communities | | | | Interview:
Dan Hurley (West End neighborhoods, ca 1930s)
Interview: Reverend Damon Lynch,
Jr. (role of the church) | | Highway construction and
African American exodus | | | | Interview:
Dan Hurley (intentional displacement)
Interview: Reverend Damon Lynch,
Jr. (impact of mass urban "removal")
Interview: Karla Goldman,
Ph.D., (Jewish migration 1940s - 1950s)
Interview: Reverend Damon Lynch,
Jr. (housing issues, riots)
| | Adaptive re-use
of vacated synagogues and churches | | | Zion
Temple First Pentecostal Church | | | | Interview:
Reverend Damon Lynch, Jr. (building modifications, choir stands) | | | Southern
Baptist Church | | | | Interview:
Eartell Brownlow, Church Member, (displacement, building history)
Interior
artwork
Interview: Karla Goldman, Ph.D., (Jewish symbols) | | | Allen
Temple
Congregation history
Bene Israel Synagogue/African
Methodist Episcopal Church (archival images)
Union
Baptist Church | | | | Contemporary
roles of African American churches | | | New
Light Baptist Church | | | | Rev.
Fred Shuttlesworth,
Interview: Reverend Damon Lynch, Jr.
(church
and Civil Rights movement) |
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| "Neighborhood
Landmarks" (47:50) | | Sacred
spaces as community landmarks, visual montage | | | St.
Francis De Sales, East Walnut Hills
Philippus United Church of Christ, Over-The-Rhine
Holy
Cross-Immaculata, Mount Adams
The Episcopal Church of Saint Michael and All
Angels, Avondale
Knox Presbyterian Church, Hyde Park
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Church, Over-The-Rhine
Eastminster Presbyterian Church, Madisonville
St.
Rose of Lima Catholic Church, East End
Carmel Presbyterian Church, Avondale
St.
Lawrence Catholic Church, Price Hill
Christian Scientist - Church of Christ
Scientist, Clifton
Our Lord Christ the King Catholic Church, Mt. Lookout
St.
Francis Desales Catholic Church, East Walnut Hills
St. Bonaventure Catholic
Church (Façade), South Fairmount
Hyde Park Community United Methodist
Church, Hyde Park
Grace United Methodist Church, Norwood
Phillipus United
Church of Christ, Over-the-Rhine
Christ Church Glendale, Glendale
Church
of the Annunciation, Clifton
| | Preservation and
Adaptive Re-use | | | St. Johns Unitarian
Church, Over-the-Rhine
St. Paul's German Evangelical Church, Over-the-Rhine
St.
Pius Church, Working In Neighborhoods Center, South Cumminsville
St.
Paul's Catholic Church, Verdin Bell Event Center, Over-the-Rhine
Third Protestant
Memorial Church, Urban Outfitters Clothing Store, Corryville
Old St. George,
use and fire, Clifton
Walnut Hills Presbyterian Church, demolition, East Walnut
Hills | | | | Interview:
Beth Sullebarger
(demolition and loss)
Interview: Paul Tenkotte
(legacies) |
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