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- Barton_Chapel abstract "Barton Chapel Congregational Church is a historic church in Robbins, Tennessee. The church building on U.S. Highway 27, built in 1926, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.The Congregational church in Robbins was established in 1885 as the Pilgrim Church. It was renamed Barton Chapel in honor of its first minister, William E. Barton. After attending Berea College, he spent two years as a circuit-riding preacher serving the church in Robbins as well as churches in Glenmary, Deer Lodge and Lancing. He left Robbins to continue his education at a seminary in Ohio. After finishing at the seminary, he went on to serve the First Congregational Church in Oak Park, Illinois, as its pastor for 25 years. He left Illinois to finish his career as a member of the faculty of the School of Religion at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. When the Congregational church in Robbins built a new building in 1926, the building was dedicated to Barton, who attended the cornerstone-laying ceremony.The church is built from brick produced in Robbins, which was a center for brickmaking. The brick for the church was donated by the Southern Clay Manufacturing Company; the church walls were laid three bricks thick. Interior furnishings in the church include a podium and two altar chairs from Barton's church in Oak Park, pews donated by the women of the Oak Park church, and light fixtures donated by a friend of the Barton family.".
- Barton_Chapel added "1984-07-12".
- Barton_Chapel architect BarberMcMurry.
- Barton_Chapel location Robbins,_Tennessee.
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- Barton_Chapel wikiPageWikiLinkText "Barton Chapel".
- Barton_Chapel yearOfConstruction "1926".
- Barton_Chapel added "1984-07-12".
- Barton_Chapel architect BarberMcMurry.
- Barton_Chapel architecture "Late Gothic Revival, Gothic Vernacular".
- Barton_Chapel area "less than one acre".
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- Barton_Chapel location "US 27, Robbins, Tennessee".
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- Barton_Chapel name "Barton Chapel".
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- Barton_Chapel subject Category:20th-century_churches.
- Barton_Chapel subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Scott_County,_Tennessee.
- Barton_Chapel subject Category:Churches_completed_in_1926.
- Barton_Chapel subject Category:Gothic_Revival_churches_in_Tennessee.
- Barton_Chapel subject Category:Properties_of_religious_function_on_the_National_Register_of_Historic_Places_in_Tennessee.
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- Barton_Chapel comment "Barton Chapel Congregational Church is a historic church in Robbins, Tennessee. The church building on U.S. Highway 27, built in 1926, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.The Congregational church in Robbins was established in 1885 as the Pilgrim Church. It was renamed Barton Chapel in honor of its first minister, William E. Barton.".
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