Terrace Park, Ohio Building Survey

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No: 100  Street: Miami Name: Terrace Place 'til 1950
Family: St. Thomas Episcopal Church OwnerInfo: N
Built: 1907 Sec: 23 Sub: Pattison & Iuen (story 1) Lot: Pt 42
Architect:  Cont/Build: 
#Owners: 1 Orig Use: Church Current Use: Church
STYLE Ranch:  Split:  Colonial:  Victorian:  Trans:  Trad:  Other: 
  CapeC:  Bung:  Eng: Y Dutch:  Cont:  Misc: 
CATALOGUE Sears:  Gunn:  Pease:  BH&G:  Pattern:  OtherC: 
MATERIAL Siding:  Brick: Y Stone: Y Stucco: Y Br&Sid:  OtherM: timber with stucco, ashlar
ROOF: gable Stories: 2+
CHANGES AsBuilt:  AddTo: Y SubFrom:  Replace: 
1946/8 - addition.  1952 - Extension of chancel.  1957 - Education wing and kitchen.  1976 - installed 2 dormers with windows in south west roof.  1982 - Columbarium.  1988 - expanded corner of kitchen to existing rear and side walls. ("Brief History of Building Campaigns at Saint Thomas Episcopal Church" in our file)
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Owner10: The St. Thomas Prot. Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Southern Ohio  1/16/05 Date Fr 10:  DateTo 10: 
Owner11: St. Thomas Church in 1925 Date Fr 11:  DateTo 11: 
1975 Owner:  St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church of Diocese of Southern Ohio.  Terrace Pl Pt 42 PI
Description: English Gothic Style Church.  "Additions to the church are Elizabethan in origin, displaying the ubiquitous timber, stucco, and leaded stained glass."
Story 1: Pattison & Iuen's Sub-division of Lots 1&2, Camden City (the same for all 100s & 200s of Miami)
Story 2: "Episcopal mission established in 1870 by Charles H. Kellogg, and parish organized in 1876.  The vestryman was Thomas R. Biggs, an early settler to Camden City.  In 1907 the great circus showman John F. Robinson built (or at least was greatly responsible for building) this new church as a memorial to his wife (Caroline) and daughter (Kate).  From 1876-1906 services had been held in a schoolhouse in Montauk."  See more information in Ohio Historic Inventory in file. See also booklet "St. Thomas Episcopal Church 1876-1976".
Story 3: In 1978 when the Ohio History Inventory was made St. Thomas Church was said to be in excellent interior and exterior condition and eligible to be on the National Register.
Story 4: 1911-12 Directory - St. Thomas Church.
Story 5: Tillie and the Church.  Circus stories in the village history.  "A Place Called Terrace Park", evoked this whimsy from John R. Yungblut, Rector of St. Thomas Church from 1939 to 1951, ......  With tongue in cheek or a salt cellar handy, read on.  Article in March 1993 Village Views in file.
Story 6: 1933 in Milford Record.  "The St. Thomas Church has a new  resident pastor, Rev. Thomas Mathers, of Milton, Mass.  This is Rev. Mathers first parish, having recnetly graduated from Cambridge Teological.  
1939 Map: St. Thomas Church
1942 Map: St. Thomas Church
1951/3 Map: St. Thomas Church
1959 Directory: St Thomas Church
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