St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is a landmark place of worship, used by Confederate President Jefferson Davis and General Robert E. Lee. The church used to have extensive memorials to the Confederacy, but most have since been removed. Architecture Richmond notes that the church provides “a virtual museum of late 19th century stained glass. Works are by the Charles Booth Studio, Heaton, Butler & Bayne, Henry Holiday, W. H. Jenkins & Sons, Lamb Studios, Lavers & Westlake and Tiffany Studios.”
- Name: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
- Location: 815 East Grace Street
- Year Completed: 1845
- Architect: Thomas S. Stewart
- Style: Greek Revival
- Wikipedia: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is a landmark place of worship, used by Confederate President Jefferson Davis and General Robert E. Lee.
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