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First Methodist Episcopal Church (Pueblo)

Pueblo County

The First United Methodist Church of Pueblo (formerly First Methodist Episcopal) Church is eligible in the area of Architecture from 1924 to 1959 at the local level.  In a combination of the Gothic Revival and Tudor Revival styles, architectural highlights include a tower, stained glass, stone tracery, pointed-arch windows, stucco, and false half-timbering. 

A photo of the brick church with large arched window in the center beneath gable and large steeple on the right.

First Methodist Episcopal Church

This design is the work of Pueblo architect William Stickney.  The interior of the sanctuary, with its highly artistic decorative carvings, contributes to the property’s significance in the area of Art.  Finally, the property is locally significant in the area of social history from 1924 to 1962 for its service to Pueblo citizens.

National Register

Address

310 W. 11th St., Pueblo

Site Number

5PE.2231