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Last service held in the old church on April 3, 1921. Members began to tear down this building the next day. The old church stood from 1867-1921.
A view of the cemetery after the original church was torn down. Later the tombstones were embedded in cement and formed into a cross at the rear of the new church.
Clearing debris from the demolition site with horses and stone boat.
Teams of men and their horses leveling and plowing the soil to loosen it for using the scoop. Looking west, the Parsonage is visible in the background.
Digging out the soil to prepare for the foundations using horse-drawn scoops. Looking east, the church sheds are in the background. These were the original sheds which were used to keep the horses and buggies under cover during church services.
The foundation is dug and bricks are piled along the front. This is facing north with the school house across the road behind the pile of bricks.
Wall forms are up and the foundation is being poured.
The front ramp to the upper floor.
Upper floor with front door forms in place.
The work crew pause for a picture during construction of the new St. Peter's Lutheran Church which was built in 1921 and 1922.
The window frames and roof trusses of the west side of the church.
View of the front of church with window frames and roof trusses in place.
View of the front and partial west side of the completed church with patterned tile roof and balustrades on top of east tower.