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Title	Jackson Park Church of Christ, 2002 January
Corporate name	Jackson Park Church of Christ (Nashville, Tenn.)
Topical entry	Architecture Buildings Churches Popular Culture Religion Architecture--Tennessee--Nashville Buildings--Tennessee--Nashville Historic buildings--Tennessee--Nashville Church buildings--Tennessee--Nashville Religious facilities--Tennessee--Nashville Church architecture--Tennessee--Nashville Churches of Christ--Tennessee--Nashville Architecture--Details Churches--Tennessee--Nashville Architectural elements--Tennessee--Nashville Steeples
Geographic entry	Nashville (Tenn.)--History--Sources Nashville (Tenn.)--Buildings, structures, etc. Nashville (Tenn.)--Religious life and customs Gallatin Pike (Nashville, Tenn.)
Description	A photograph of Jackson Park Church of Christ located at 4103 Gallatin Pike. Originally the address was listed as 4101 Gallatin Road. The congregation was founded in 1932 by 75 members meeting in a home on Greenland Avenue. Ten months later they moved to another residence on the present location of the church building. While the basement of the current church was being built, services were held for four months in Isaac Litton High School. Once the basement was complete, the members moved in, and within the next year construction finally began on a 500 seat building. The architect was Thomas West Gardner. The foundation is made of rough cut stone blocks with smooth cut capstones. The exterior walls are tan brick with small stone accents. The roof is a combination of gabled and flat with tar shingles. The windows are mostly arched with colored glass. The doors are wood with glass windows. Other architectural features include a steeple. Forms part of the Historic Nashville, Inc. Sacred Sites Survey Project. 1 photograph : col. ; 4 x 6 in.
Creator	Historic Nashville, Inc.
Publisher	Special Collections Division of the Nashville Public Library, 615 Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee, 37219
Date	2002-01
Type	Still Image; Photographs
Format	image/jpeg
Identifier	SSSP - Jackson Park CoC
Relation	Historic Nashville, Inc. Sacred Sites Survey Project
Coverage	2000-2009
Rights	U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital content, which is provided for educational purposes only and may not be downloaded, reproduced, or distributed for any other purpose without written permission. Please contact the Special Collections Division of the Nashville Public Library, 615 Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee, 37219. Telephone (615) 862-5782.
Location	Closed Stacks-SSSP-Jackson Park CoC