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Worcester,Mass - Places of the Past, Laurel St. Church
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Diane Mohieldin - Report this comment
This church is now a mosque and house the Islamic Society of Greater Worcester.
Bill Brown - Report this comment
Ok. I am not positive but I am pretty sure that this church is just off Pleasant Street to the right about 1/4 of a mile from Newton Square when you are headed toward Tatnuck Square. Close to where Coffee Kingdom used to be. Don't qoute me but it looks really familiar.
Steven Taylor - Report this comment
I grew up in Plumley Village in Worcester. My family moved there in 1972 when I was 4 years old. I moved out of the area around 1983 but my mother lived there until 1996. My siblings and I attended Gage St. School and since we lived so close we walked to school each day and would pass the Finnish Lutheran Church on our way. I had forgotten about that church until I saw the picture you have here and it brought back many memories of those walks to school and playing in the neighborhood. Thank you.
Joe Donovan- April 05, 2008 - Report this comment
This church is still on laurel street and is now a muslim church,it was however the first armenian church in the united states and am surprised armenians have not purchased this church for there history.

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