ca. 2005 - Church exterior (Photograph from an archival source: Parish website, submitted by Jim Stettner/Jim Stettner)
2022-01-16 - This entry represents the first installation of a new pipe organ. The 2018, 125th Anniversary booklet states, *"On August 31, 1913, St. Paul dedicated its thrid house of worship, the red brick modified Gothic structure on Madison Street that served as St. Paul's sanctuary until 2005. Thirty-six pews plus the bacony could seat 325 worshippers, which could be expanded to 400 with extra chairs. It included a new church bell and Otto Housman [sic] organ. The total cost of the building project was reported as approximately $25,000.00."* -Jim Stettner
2022-01-16 - The congregation built a new facility and the old church became the Renaissance Theatre, used for live performances and other gatherings. Unknown if a pipe organ was still present, and what its fate was. -Jim Stettner
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