Worcester MA Massachusetts Union Church Early 1900s Postcard Used

This antique postcard showcases the historical Union Church in Worcester, Massachusetts. It features a linen finish and remains unused, preserving its pristine charm.

• Approximate dimensions: 5.5 x 3.5 inches
• Features vibrant, detailed illustration
• Includes original postage stamp and postmark

Postcard has light corner wear consistent with age.
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The image is an old postcard of the Union Congregational Church in Worcester, Massachusetts.
The church was designed by architects Stephen C. Earle and C. Fisher and built around 1895-1897.
Its architecture is in the Gothic Revival style, drawing inspiration from structures like Notre Dame de Paris.
Following a merger in 1936, it became known as the Chestnut Street Congregational Church.
The building has gone through several owners and is currently owned by the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.

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