Brooklyn Branch Chapel Floor Plan
Main Floor Plan
-Classroom with a small closet at each side adjacent to the choir.
-Cloak room and toilet at each side adjacent to the entrance vestibule.
-Stairs lead down to lower floor.
-Perfectly symmetrical plan on vertical axis.
This is an example of a redrawn floor plan, based on original drawings, that I will be including in this book for as many of the significant buildings as I am able to find. As with all other images on this site, do not use this drawing without permission.
265 Gates Ave
Brooklyn, NY
Architect: Pope and Burton
Built 1918; Dedicated 1919; Sold 1963
Now Evening Star Baptist Church (aka Church of the Red Door)
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Brooklyn Branch Chapel Exterior
Fantastic modern chapel designed for the Brooklyn Branch by architects Pope and Burton. Dedicated Feb 16, 1919 in three sessions by Apostle Reed Smoot.
Those on the program included:
Reed Smoot, Quorum of the Twelve
Harvey Fletcher, physicist credited with invention of the hearing aid
Rudger Clawson, President of the Twelve
265 Gates Ave
Brooklyn, NY
Architect: Pope and Burton
Built 1918; Dedicated 1919; Sold 1963
Now Evening Star Baptist Church (aka Church of the Red Door)
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Detail
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Chapel Detail
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Cultural Hall
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Stained Glass
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Chapel Interior
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Courtyard
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Chapel Interior
Sadly, while I was there, the timing was not right for taking pictures in this magnificent chapel, but I was able to get a couple of skewed photos to at least get a feel for the space. One of my favorite features that also shows up in a Phoenix chapel by the same architects is all the colorfully-painted detailing on the dark wooden beams. The rostrum was fantastic, and uniquely included large red plush chairs centered behind the pulpit. At the rear of the chapel was a balcony which I also couldn’t get access to. I will definitely need to plan another trip to Southern California.
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Entry Lobby
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Window Detail
Cultural Hall Windows as seen from the internal courtyard.
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Steeple
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Hollywood Stake Tabernacle Exterior
Sunrise breaking through a foggy morning on one of the greatest buildings ever built by the LDS Church.
1209 S Manhattan Pl
Los Angeles, CA
Built 1928
Architect: Pope and Burton
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Provo 1st Ward Chapel Balcony
195 S 100 E
Provo, UT
Built 1928
Architect: Pope & Burton
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Provo 1st Ward Chapel Interior
195 S 100 E
Provo, UT
Built 1928
Architect: Pope & Burton
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Provo 1st Ward Exterior
195 S 100 E
Provo, UT
Built 1928
Architect: Pope & Burton
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Highland Park Ward Chapel Interior
2535 Douglas St
Salt Lake City, UT
Built 1924
Architect: Pope and Burton
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