Image: St. Luke's Church at Cahaba 02

Description: St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Cahaba, Alabama, United States. FRONT VIEW, SOUTHEASTERN FACADE. Built on Vine Street in Cahaba in 1854 in the Carpenter Gothic style. Moved to Martin's Station, Alabama in 1878, after Cahaba was largely abandoned. Added to the National Register of Historic Places on March 25, 1982. Moved back to Cahaba from 2006-2007 by Auburn University's Rural Project and the Alabama Historical Commission. Restored near the corner of Beech Street (now Cahaba Road) and Capitol Avenue from 2007-2010.
Title: St. Luke's Church at Cahaba 02
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Author: Altairisfar (Jeffrey Reed)
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