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Description: Western and southern sides of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, located on the northwestern corner of the junction of Third and Market Streets in Georgetown, Pennsylvania, United States. Built in 1833, it is home to the oldest parish (founded 1814) in the Diocese of Pittsburgh and older than any in the breakaway ECUSA diocese.
Title: St. Luke's Church in Georgetown
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Georgetown, Beaver County, Pennsylvania

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