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Description
The Congregational Church at Rumford Point was dedicated on March 8, 1865. Among its features are trompe l'oeil--"trick the eye"--paintings. While the artist is unknown, he is believed to be Charles A. Schumacher of Portland and Boston, Massachusetts, who painted a similar church in Marryville, Maine, near Bethel.
About This Item
- Title: Congregational Church, Rumford Point, ca. 1948
- Creation Date: circa 1948
- Subject Date: circa 1948
- Location: Rumford, Oxford County, ME
- Media: Postcard
- Object Type: Image
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Greater Rumford Area Historical Society145 Congress Street, Rumford, ME 04276
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