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Catholic Church Extension Society (CCES) Sub-group 8: Photograph Collection Series 1: United States Town Description Dates General Misc. chapels, man with horses & plow by church undated Alabama General County map of Alabama and Florida panhandle with information on parishes undated Three natives of Alabama from one family enter priesthood undated By City/Town/Region Andalusia Christ the King Parish, Multi-Purpose Building ca. June 17, 1980 Andalusia Christ the King Parish, Multi-Purpose Building ca. Dec. 15, 1972 Athens St Paul's Church , 2 exterior, 1 interior undated Athens St Paul's ,CCD Center, exterior ca. Dec. 15, 1972 Athens St Paul's Church, CCD Center, interior ca. Dec. 15, 1972 Atmore St. Robert's Parish, CCD Center and Parish Hall ca. July 9, 1976 Bayou LaBatie Children for whom we've built a parochial school undated Bayou LaBatre Members of the Davis family and pastor ca. Jan. 1926 Bell Fontaine St. Philip Neri, Multi-Purpose Building, interior ca. Nov. 23, 1977 Bell Fontaine St. Philip Neri, multi-Purpose Building, exterior ca. Nov. 23, 1977 Birmingham A smiling man undated Birmingham A house. Exterior undated Birmingham Our Lady Queen of the Universe ca. July 8, 1969 Bon Secour Church of Our Lady of Good Hope undated Bon Secour Salvage of wreck after the storm undated Bon Secour Mission Church of O.L. of bon Secour undated Citronelle St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Church Hall ca. July 9, 1969 Elberta Buildings and Convent-School undated Elberta St. Bartholomew ca. Oct. 24, 1969 Elberta St. Benedict School.2 exterior, 2 interior - Children ca. 1958 Eutaw St. Mary's a mission of St. Francis Parish ca. Feb.11 1974 Fort Payne Our Lady of the Valley Mission Church, Multi-Purpose Addition ca. April 7, 1978 Geneva St. Mary's, Multi-Purpose Center ca. Oct. 25, 1974 Grand Bay St. John the Baptist Church undated Grand Bay St. John the Baptist Church, CCD Center & Parish Hall ca. Nov. 5, 1974 Grand Bay Dedication of St. John the Baptist Church undated Grand Bay St. John the Baptist Church undated Greensboro Our Lady of Lourdes Mission, CCD Center, Church Hall ca. Jan. 29, 1979 Guntersville St. William's Church & CCD Center ca. Oct. 3, 1972 Hanceville Church of St. Boniface. First Communion undated Haleyville Our Lady of Guadalupe Church ca. Mar. 20, 1972 Heron Bay St. Michael's Church undated Holy Trinity Burned Motherhouse undated Holy Trinity St. Joseph's Church restored ca. April 9, 1976 Holy Trinity St. Joseph's, Multi-Purpose Center ca. April 5, 1973 Hurtsboro John XXIII Multi-Purpose Building ca. Jan 13, 1978 Jasper St. Cecilia's Church undated Lillian St. Joseph's Church ca. Jan 1931 Lillian St. Joseph's Church ca. Aug.10, 1973 Livingston St. Francis Parish, Mobile Residence-CCD Center ca. Feb.11, 1974 Madison St. John the Baptist Chapel & CCD Center, exterior ca. Nov.2,1973 Madison St. John the Baptist Chapel & CCD Center interior ca. Nov.2,1973 Magnolia Springs Church of St. John, repairs ca. July 17, 1970 Margaret St. Mary Queen of Heaven undated Mobile (?) A church (See Mobile Diocese Corr.,letter 4/171951 undated Monroeville The church of the Annunciation, 1 interior photo undated Montevallo St. Thomas the Apostle Church, remodeling ca. April 24, 1970 Opedlika St. Mary's Chapel, 2 interiors of chapel and congregation undated Orrville Church of St. Matthias undated Ozark St. John Church, 1 exterior, 1 interior undated Pell City Our Lady of the Lake Church, exterior ca. Oct. 1972 Pell City Our Lady of the Lake Church, interior ca Oct. 1972 Pell City Our Lady of the Lake Church, construction ca. Nov.1976 Pratt City St. Catherine's burned ca. Dec. 9, 1917 Reform St. Robert's Church, repairs ca. Mar.16, 1969 Reform St. Robert's Church, Rev. John Murray ca. 1968-1969 St. Bernard Benedict Mission, Priests at the Abbey undated Scottsboro St. Jude Thaddeus Church & CCD Center ca. 1970 Sumatra Mission Church front and negative undated Sumatra Mission Church side and negative undated Summerdale Home of Fr. Higler undated Summerdale St. Gabriel's church undated Sylacauga Sancta Rosa Mission-St. Jude's, CCD Center, Meeting Hall and Living Quarters ca. Oct. 12, 1972 Tallassee New Mission Chapel 1 interior undated Tallassee St. Vincent DePaul Church, Multi-purpose Center ca. Oct. 14, 1975 Talladega St. Francis Church, 3 exterior, 4 interior undated Thomas St. Mark's Church undated Thomasville St. Francis Church, 1 exterior undated Trussville Holy Infant of Prague Church ca. Feb. 18, 1969 Tuscaloosa Bryce Insane Hospital, 1 exterior undated Tuscaloosa Bryce Insane Hospital, 1interior undated Warrior St. Henry's Church, 2 exterior construction ca. July, 1952 Wheelerville St. Mary's Chapel undated Alaska General Holy Cross Mission, St. Ann Convent Boys & Fathers Dept., exterior undated Mission Alter undated Church undated unidentified Photo undated Father Lomneun, S.J., traveling missionary of Alaska undated By City/Town/Region Ruby Hot Springs Dog team undated Hyder Chapel, chapel interior undated Akulrak, Douglas Bishop Crimont with bear, Parishioners undated Sacred Heart Mission and village, Holy Cross Mission, Start of a trip to the Kushunak, Kashemak missions undated Kushunak Fr. Fox and Children undated Akulurak Fishing on the Akulurak River undated unknown Men with dog sled undated unknown Plane undated unknown Sunday congregation of Eskimos undated Akulurak Happy girls at the new school undated Akulurak St. Mary's Mission Church, burned to the ground ca. Aug. 15, 1929 Akulurak St. Mary's Church undated Akulerek children playing, Christmas undated Akuleruk St. Mary's Mission undated Akulurak back of convent, a temporary chapel, buildings after fire, boys bringing logs undated Akulurak St. Mary's Church, interior undated Akulurak St. Mary's Mission undated Akulurak Mothers with babies, Ursuline Sisters undated Anchorage St. Anthony Church, 4 exterior, 2 interior ca. 1958 Big Lake Our Lady of then Lake, Church and multi-purpose ca. Oct 13, 1978 Cardona Catholic Church ca. 1911 Chabcliak Church with roof ready to collapse undated Douglas exterior of a church ca. 1932 Eagle River St. Andrew's Parish, Multi-purpose Building, exterior ca. Nov. 30, 1976 Eagle River St. Andrew's Parish, Multi-purpose Building, interior ca. Nov. 30, 1976 Emmonak Sacred Heart Church ca. Jan. 10, 1968 Fairbanks Church and Hospital on the Chena River undated Fairbanks Church and priest's quarters, St. Joseph's Hospital exterior undated Fairbanks Church of Immaculate Conception- altar undated Fairbanks Catholic Church and Hospital undated Fish Village Unidentified Church erected in 1931 undated Fish Village Part of the Congregation undated Fish Village Holy Cross Mission Boat "Tosi" undated Fish Village Church undated Fort Seward Haines in the distance undated Fort Seward Haines undated Holy Cross Holy Cross Mission ca. 1942 Hoonah Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel ca. Sept.13, 1971 Hooper Bay Father Fox and his people undated Hooper Bay Fr. And Sister of Our Lady of the snows ca. 1942 Huslia St. Francis Church ca. 1957 Juneau New Catholic Church undated Juneau Rev. Edn. H. Brown at his residence undated Juneau Log Cabin Church undated Juneau Mendehall Glacier - postcard undated Juneau St. Ann's Academy undated Juneau Log Cabin Church, First Mass said July 17,1882 undated Juneau St. Paul's Mission Chapel, Loop Road ca. July 11, 1962 Juneau St. Paul the Apostle Parish CCD Center ca. Oct. 28, 1977 Juneau Interior of Log Cabin Church undated Juneau Parochial School undated Juneau Catholic Church and School undated Juneau Sketch of Retreat House ca. Oct. 26, 1935 Kashunak Sacred Heart Mission ca. May 1930 Kashunak Mothers with children ca. Jan. 1929 Kotlik St. Joseph's Church ca. Sept. 21, 1966 Lotka Church, interior undated Mary's Igloo Altar boys undated Mary's Igloo Mary's Igloo Mission and Cache on which fish is stored undated Mary's Igloo Sanctuary of the church undated Mary's Igloo Mission Church undated Mary's Igloo Mission Church undated Mary's Igloo Mission Bell undated Mary's Igloo Fr. Joseph Bernard undated Mary's Igloo Mass in tent of the Eskimo undated Mary's Igloo Eskimo and hut undated Mary's Igloo Two children undated Mary's Igloo Eskimo mother and child undated Mary's Igloo Eskimo boy with rifle and game undated Menana Church 1 exterior photo undated Mt. Olds Building of the Cairn ca. July 23, 1907 Mt. Olds Mountain Stream With Fr. Brown undated Mountain Village St. Lawrence Church, 5 exterior, 3 interior undated Nenanka St. Teresa Church, 1 exterior, 1 interior Newton Sacred Heart Parish, Multi-Purpose Building ca. Mar. 14, 1978 Nulato Our Lady of the Snows Church & Living quarters, exterior ca. Feb. 14, 1975 Nulato Our Lady of the Snows Church & Living quarters, interior ca. Feb.21, 1975 Palmer St. Michael's Church undated Palmer St. Michael's Church and rectory undated Palmer St. Michael's Church, interior, exterior undated Palmer St. Michael's Church (postcard) undated St. Michael St, Ursula's Church ca. 1911 St. Mary's St. Mary's Mission School girl's dorm. ca. Mar. 6, 1969 Seward Sacred Heart Church and rectory ca. Jan. 1932 Skaway Catholic Church undated Skaway St. Terese's Church, and multi-purpose facility ca. 1976 Skaway St. Terese's Church and multi-purpose building dedication ca. Oc. 1, 1976 Skaway St. Terese's Chapel, Archbishop F. T. Hurley ca. Oct. 1, 1976 Spenard St. Juliana Church. 2 exterior undated Spenard St. Juliana Church. 2 exterior, 2 interior undated Stebbins Sacred Heart church, 1 exterior undated St. Gregory Nazizean Church First church, May1935 and second Church, 3 Stitka exterior, 1 interior undated Trappers Creek St. Philip Benizi, under construction ca. Feb. 22, 1972 Trappers Creek St. Philip Benizi, under construction, negatives ca.
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