For these five buildings Wiley G. Clarkson (see Part 1) designed in gothic revival, Spanish, and art deco styles:
Gambrell Street Baptist Church (1949).
Trinity Episcopal Church (1925). Minus its original window pane. Now part of the Boys and Girls Clubs.
Meadowbrook United Methodist Church (1949).
University Christian Church (1933).
Masonic Temple (1931). Art deco meets classical Greek. Just as First United Methodist Church (Part 1) was the church that Clarkson designed and attended, the fortress-like Masonic Temple was his lodge hall.
Wiley G. Clarkson (Part 2): Mister Elizabeth Boulevard
Wiley G. Clarkson (Part 4): The “Class” in “Classic”
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