File:PT05-001 H673-5-1226 1w.jpg

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Headline: St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church II (1893-1894)

Description: St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church II (1893-1894), southwest corner Elm & 5th, Humphrey, Nebraska. Br. Adrian (Anthony) Wewer, O. F. M. (1836-1914), Carpenter-Architect (PT05-001)

Date: Unknown

Credit Line: Nebraska State Historic Preservation Office

Source: Nebraska State Historic Preservation Office, PT05-001_H673-5-1226

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