Little Red Church

Slide of the Little Red Church at Four Corners,
ca. 1916-1917

This image shows the Little Red Church that stood on the site of today's Huguenot Memorial Church in Pelham Manor until 1917, when the tiny structure was moved to a nearby lot across Pelhamdale Avenue on Boston Post Road.

The little church was constructed as part of the Pelham Manor & Huguenot Heights development in 1876. The last service in the Little Red Church took place on December 10, 1916. The cornerstone of today's Huguenot Memorial Presbyterian Church building was laid on Children's Day, June 10, 1917. This undated glass lantern slide has been dated to the period between December 10, 1916, and June 10, 1917, through computer enhancement of the sign hanging on the tree in the left foreground. It reads “During building operations services will be held at the Manor Club Sun Sch'l at 10 Church at 11 15 Everyone welcome."

Title	Slide of the Little Red Church at Four Cornerrs, ca. 1916-1917	Format	Glass Lantern Slide
Repository	The Office of the Historian of the Town of Pelham	Number of Images	1
Collection	William R. Montgomery Lantern Slide and Glass Negative Collection	Dimensions	8.5 cm x 10 cm
Call Number	00000147-A	Transcription	NA
Creator	William R. Montgomery	Image File Name	1917_GlassLanternSlide LittleRedChurch.tif
Creation Date	Between December 10, 1916 and June 10, 1917	Image Resolution	300 dpi

Slide of the Little Red Church at Four Corners, ca. 1916-1917

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Slide of the Little Red Church at Four Corners,
ca. 1916-1917