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Des Plaines Church Features Park Ridge Architect’s Signature Design
Inside Immanuel Lutheran Church at Christmastime, 1959.
When this photo was taken in 1959, the congregation at , 855 Lee St., was celebrating its second Christmas in the new edifice, dedicated in March, 1957.
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Prolific architect Charles Stade, of Park Ridge, designed the church in a modern style with elements of the Prairie School of architecture. Today, Immanuel Lutheran looks much the same, but still feels fresh, a testament to the quality of its design.
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, 832 Lee St., is a part of the church.
George Santayana: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
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