Saint Vincent de Paul

The Saint Vincent de Paul church features architectural elements typical of religious buildings from the late 19th century in the American South.

Constructed in 1874 during the post-Civil War reconstruction period, the church became part of the National Register of Historic Places for its architectural value.

The church maintains regular religious services and functions as a center for community gatherings, reflecting local traditions and social practices.

The preservation status under the National Register of Historic Places enables access to federal resources for maintaining the building's structural integrity.

The geographic coordinates of 30.682222, -88.045 place this religious structure near the Gulf Coast, influenced by both maritime and Southern architectural traditions.

Location: Alabama

Inception: 1874

GPS coordinates: 30.68222,-88.04500

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25