Phillip E. S.
5/9/2022
This church has been closed for as long as I have lived in Fort Worth. Early on in my residence here, I spotted this historical site while riding my bicycle through the neighborhood(s). There is...
Gustavus Adolphus Church
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400 Hemphill St
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Gustavus Adolphus Church, located in Fort Worth, TX, stands as a testament to the rich history of the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church of Gustavus Adolphus Synod. Established in 1905 to cater to Swedish settlers in the city, the congregation evolved into Grace Lutheran over the years. The sanctuary, constructed in 1912 and reminiscent of Lombard Romanesque architecture, served as a place of worship until 1957, showcasing exquisite brickwork in the tower and arches.
This Texas Historical Landmark, marked as No. 5423, is a cherished piece of the region's heritage, nestled at 400 Hemphill Street. The church embodies a blend of history and architectural finesse, inviting visitors to appreciate the cultural significance and craftsmanship of its construction. With its distinguished presence and historical roots, Gustavus Adolphus Church stands as a symbol of community, faith, and enduring tradition in Fort Worth.
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