Talk:Smithfield Tabernacle

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Smithfield Tabernacle.

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The tabernacles' architect of record was Truman O. Angell, jr. James Quayle functioned as the local, construction-supervising architect. He did not belong to any architectural firm as he was primarily a mechanic (master carpenter).

Allen Dale Roberts, FAIA ~2026-66279-4 (talk) 20:14, 30 January 2026 (UTC)Reply