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Quinn Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
 

Quinn Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago, Illinois
Founded: 1847
Current Building: 1892

The oldest African American congregation in Chicago, Quinn Chapel served as a place of worship for former slaves and an abolitionist center. The original church building was destroyed by the Great Fire of 1871.


  
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