United States Marine Corps. Recruiting Station, Anaheim.

Resource Information

The work United States Marine Corps. Recruiting Station, Anaheim. represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Anaheim Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

United States Marine Corps. Recruiting Station, Anaheim.

Subject

• Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church South -- California | Anaheim
• Anaheim (Calif.) -- Historic buildings, etc
• Anaheim (Calif.) Community Services Department
• Anaheim (Calif.) Parks and Recreation Department
• Anaheim Methodist Episcopal Church -- California | Anaheim
• Church buildings -- California -- 1900-Present
• Church buildings -- California | Anaheim
• Photographic print
• United States, Marine Corps

Genre

• Photographic print

Summary

Image shows front facade of the single-story brick building, with square bell tower over entrance; Serving briefly (1961-62) as a U.S. Marine Corps. recruiting station, this structure at 630 North Los Angeles Street (now Anaheim Blvd.) was built in 1926 for the People's Church (renamed Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church South in 1930), a portion of the congregation of the White Temple Methodist Episcopal Church after it divided; in 1959 the Wesley Church built a new building on East Romneya and changed its name from Wesley to East Anaheim Methodist; in circa 1963 the building served as a facility for the Anaheim Parks & Recreation Dept.; in 2003 Great Light Korean Methodist Church was using the building

Member of

• Digital Anaheim

Cataloging source

CANA

Technique

unknown