HABS-documented · 12 churches

Churches documented by the Historic American Buildings Survey in Alabama

12 of the directory's matches for this index are in Alabama. American churches recorded by the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) — the national archive of historic architecture at the Library of Congress, holding measured drawings, large-format photographs, and written histories. Public domain, produced by the National Park Service.

№ 01

Morgan Avenue Baptist Church

Montgomery, AL Baptist Churches

Christ Episcopal Church № 02

Christ Episcopal Church

Tuscaloosa, AL Episcopal

First Christian Church № 03

First Christian Church

Selma, AL Christian

Immaculate Conception № 04

Immaculate Conception

Mobile, AL Catholic Est. 1850

Greek Revival architecture · Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Mobile

Government Street Presbyterian Church № 05

Government Street Presbyterian Church

Mobile, AL Evangelical Est. 1836

Greek Revival architecture

№ 06

Mount Zion Baptist Church

Loachapoka, AL Baptist Churches

№ 07

Saint Paul's Episcopal Church

Lowndesboro, AL Episcopal

№ 08

Saint James Episcopal Church

Livingston, AL Episcopal

№ 09

First Presbyterian Church

Jacksonville, AL Presbyterian

Romanesque Revival architecture

№ 10

Newbern Presbyterian Church

Newbern, AL Presbyterian

A member of the Presbyterian Church in America
№ 11

First Presbyterian Church

Tuscumbia, AL Presbyterian

№ 12

First Presbyterian Church

Wetumpka, AL Presbyterian

Gothic Revival

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