Masqueray, who designed many of the principal Roman Catholic churches in the Midwest in the teens, has so freely utilized historic sources that it is difficult to pin this building down to one historic precedent. Its round-arched windows and its gabled corbeling draw
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Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church
1914, Emmanuel L. Masqueray. Corner of 3rd Ave. and 10th St. S.E.
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