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Unitarian Universalist Congregations

Open access sources for historians of the Unitarian Universalist tradition

Maine

Maine Photos on Flickr

Including the postcard to the right of the First Universalist Church (Norway, Me.). [bMS 349/1]

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General

Perkins, John Carroll. Unitarianism in Maine: An Address. Portland: Women's Alliance of the First Parish, 1900.
Maine Convention of Universalists. Proceedings of the Maine Convention of Universalists. Augusta: Homan & Manley.
1850-1854/1855
Proceedings of the Maine Universalist Convention. Gardiner: H.K. Morrell.
1864-1866, 1868

Bangor

Kennebunk

Norway - First Universalist

An Act To Incorporate A Number Of The Inhabitants Of The Towns Of Paris And Norway As A Religious Society, By The Name Of The First Independent Universalist Society In Paris And Norway.
1804
Wood, Jacob. A Sermon Delivered at the Dedication of the New Universalist Meeting House in Norway Village: September 30, 1829. Norway: Printed at the Observer Office by Goodnow & Phelps, 1829.
"To which is added an appendix containing a short sketch of the history of the Universalist Society and Church in Norway and Paris by a member of the society"

Piscataquis County

Earle, A. Gertrude. Universalism in Piscataquis County. Dover, Me.: Published under the Auspices of The Lend-A-Hand Club of the Dover and Foxcroft Universalist Church, 1912. Dover, Maine: The Observer Press.

Portland - First Parish

Smith, Thomas. Extracts from the Journals Kept by the Rev. Thomas Smith, Late Pastor of the First Church of Christ in Falmouth in the County of York (now Cumberland) from the Year 1720, to the Year 1788. Thomas Todd & Co., 1821.
Selected by Samuel Freeman. "With an appendix, containing a variety of other matters"
Hill, Thomas. The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Dedication of the Meeting House of the First Parish, Portland, Maine, February 8, 1826. Portland: Stephen Berry, printer (1876).
Journals of the Rev. Thomas Smith and the Rev. Samuel Deane, Pastors of the First Church in Portland. Willis. Portland: J.S. Bailey, 1849.
"With notes and biographical notices and a summary history of Portland"
Hill, Thomas. God Known by his Works: A Sermon Preached May 15, 1887. Portland: W. M. Marks, 1887.
First Parish Church (Portland, Me.). The First Parish, Portland. Portland: From Press of Mitchell & Bickford, 1890.
First Parish, February 8, 1826-February 8, 1901: Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of The Stone Meeting House. Portland: Printed by the Parish, 1901.

Portland - First Universalist

The Declaration of Faith, Compact and Constitution Adopted by the First Universalist Church of Christ in Portland. Portland: Thomas Todd, 1827.

Portland - Preble Chapel

Maryland

Maryland Photos on Flickr

Including the photo to the right of the First Independent Christian Church, Baltimore, Md. [bMS 15001/1]

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Baltimore - First Independent Christian Church

Ware, John Fothergill Waterhouse. The Danger of To-Day: A Sermon Preached in the First Independent Church, February 5, 1865. Baltimore: Cushings & Bailey, 1865.
Scripture: Proverbs 11:10-11
De Normandie, James. The Lord is One, or Seventy-Five years of Unitarianism in America: A Sermon Preached on the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the First Independent Christ's Church of Baltimore, Md.. Baltimore: Jno. H. Williams Company, 1894.
"Preached October 29th, 1893"
"Printed for the Woman's Alliance of the First Church, 1894"
Seventy-Fifth Anniversary and Reconsecration of the First Independent Christ's Church, Franklin and Charles Streets, Baltimore, Md., Sunday, October 29, 1893. Baltimore: H. Williams.

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