ST HELENA'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 410 N. Main, Boerne | ||
OWNERS: Episcopal Church | BUILDERS: Gombert & Phillip | ADDITION: Sansom LOTS: #2 |
CONSTRUCTED OF: Stone | DESCRIPTION: Stone, Gothic style church building. Sanctuary above ground with a basement partially below ground. Basement used for classes and group meetings. | DATE: c1929; STYLE/PERIOD: Gothic |
HISTORY: The present Gothic stone church was built in 1929 on the site of the old church. The first Episcopal worship service was held in Boerne in 1873. St. Helen's congregation was organized in 1881, and a small wooden structure was erected on this site. By 1927, the need for a new church was evident. The original wooden building was razed and the current limestone church was built. Later additions have included educational and office facilities.
Source: Hudson, Elizabeth Gray, "In One Place", Econ-o-Print, 1981 and Boerne Public Library files.
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