Churches
They have been an interigal part of the community since it began - they have been a force that has tied
the Academy, lake and the town together - a place of worship.
A. M. E. Rollins Chapel
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL - small frame building known as Rollins Chapel. Began as a mission;
became a church in 1917. {in Harding Court, bet. Lake Shore Drive and Washington Street}
Culver Bible Church
Culver Military Chapel
Culver Park
Assembly - 1898
More often just refered to as the "Assembly Grounds "
Wesley Methodist
MARMONT METHODIST - Methodist Episcopal; first white frame church built in 1868 and rebuilt in
1898-99 of brick. {SW corner of Main & Washington Streets}
Enamuel United Methodist
Church
[Albright, Evangelical United Brethern
EMMANUEL - Evangelical; built in 1899 using materials (SIC) from the old Albright Church . A brick
veneer church was built in 1924 and is now the Emmanuel United Methodist Church. {401 S. Main Street}
aka ALBRIGHT - Evangelical; erected 1872. The church was torn down in 1899 and rebuilt in Culver.
{N side of W. 20A Road, bet. S. Union & S. Tulip Roads}
Grace United Church of Christ [Zion Reformed, Grace Reformed Church]
GRACE REFORMED - Marmont
Charge of the Reformed Church, organized in 1885, church built in 1890; closely tied to Zion
Church. Early members were largely German & Swiss immigrants. {corner of Plymouth & Cass
Streets} - - Was the ZION - German Reformed; congregation organized in 1866 meeting in
Romick's (Romigs or Kaleys) schoolhouse; church built in 1872, dedicated in 1873. {W side of
Upas Road, bet. W. 19B & W. 20th Roads}
St. Elizabeth's Episcopalian
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wesley United Methodist
CHRISTIAN CHURCH - "New Lights". The congregation dispersed and the building was converted
into a private residence. {on Lake St. a short distance north of Lake Shore Drive}
St. Mary's
CATHOLIC CHURCH - built in 1897; struck by
lightning and burned in 1905. The property was sold and is now a private home. {NE corner of
Lakeview Street & Lake Shore Drive}
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