Old Schenectady
Old Schenectady
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It was a plain building- built of brick with a tower and cupola on the Union street front. The main entrance was in the tower and there were two other doors, one on either side of the tower directly opposite the ends of the aisles. The bell of the old church hung in the belfry. At this period of the Church's history, English customs were rapidly supplanting the good old Dutch customs, which were rather conservative ; so, instead of separating the sexes, as was the Dutch custom, the seats were a...rranged without regard to sex. The floor of the church was divided by three aisles ; one, broad and in the middle, with pews on either side, and two narrower side aisles, separating the pews from family "slips" which were against the side walls and "fenced" in, as was the old custom. The gallery was over the main entrance. In it were the choir and organ, seats for casual worshipers and for negroes. The pulpit was against the wall opposite the gallery. On November 20, 1814, the last service was held in the old building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a plain building- built of brick with a tower and cupola on the Union street front. The main entrance was in the tower and there were two other doors, one on either side of the tower directly opposite the ends of the aisles. The bell of the old church hung in the belfry. At this period of the Church's history, English customs were rapidly supplanting the good old Dutch customs, which were rather conservative ; so, instead of separating the sexes, as was the Dutch custom, the seats were a...rranged without regard to sex. The floor of the church was divided by three aisles ; one, broad and in the middle, with pews on either side, and two narrower side aisles, separating the pews from family "slips" which were against the side walls and "fenced" in, as was the old custom. The gallery was over the main entrance. In it were the choir and organ, seats for casual worshipers and for negroes. The pulpit was against the wall opposite the gallery. On November 20, 1814, the last service was held in the old building.
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