File:Looking N through sanctuary - horitzontal 02 - Wilimington Lutheran Church - Arnegard North Dakota - 2013-07-06.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionLooking N through sanctuary - horitzontal 02 - Wilimington Lutheran Church - Arnegard North Dakota - 2013-07-06.jpg |
English: Looking north through the sanctuary of Wilmington Lutheran Church in Arnegard, North Dakota. The church interior is of open-beam construction, mostly consisting of high-quality blond pine. The construction style is tenon-and-mortise, a typical construction method used in Europe prior to the 1900s that does not rely on nails and bolts. Interspersed between the major joists are two-by-fours. The roof material itself is plywood.
Although the church itself is cruciform (aligned on a north-south axis), the wings of the church are behind the altar and not part of the sanctuary (as is typical in a cruciform church). The original log cabin church was constructed in 1906. It derived its name from Old Wilmington Church in Spring Grove, Minnesota, where many of the founding families of Arnegard originally lived. Several families helped construct the original church: Stenehjems, Drovdals, Eides, Moen, Braaten, Evanson, Trehus, Paulson, Fossum, Quinnell, Doely, Hefte, Wilson, and Ostern. The current brick church was erected in 1915. The congregation belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) as of 2013. |
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Author | Tim Evanson |
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