The pulpit of Immaculate Conception Church in the Old South End. The pulpit, three altars, and communion rail, of Cararra marble, were made at Pietrasanta, Italy in the late 1920's. They were designed, as part of the interior and exterior modifications to the church made after the fire of 1920, by Toledo architect Joseph C. Huber, Jr. Mr Huber also designed St. Stephen's in East Toledo. He died in Indiana in 1954. If anyone has any information on Mr. Huber and his work it would be a great help to my research. Please contact me at rovingmedievalist@yahoo.com.Thursday, November 30, 2006
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The pulpit of Immaculate Conception Church in the Old South End. The pulpit, three altars, and communion rail, of Cararra marble, were made at Pietrasanta, Italy in the late 1920's. They were designed, as part of the interior and exterior modifications to the church made after the fire of 1920, by Toledo architect Joseph C. Huber, Jr. Mr Huber also designed St. Stephen's in East Toledo. He died in Indiana in 1954. If anyone has any information on Mr. Huber and his work it would be a great help to my research. Please contact me at rovingmedievalist@yahoo.com.
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