St. Ignatius Church, 2315 Brinkley Road, Oxon Hill, Prince George's County, MD

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Significance: St. Ignatius Church is an excellent example of a rural/suburban Queen Anne Shingle-style church, the only one of its kind in Prince George's County. The church, founded in 1849, is the second oldest Roman Catholic Church in the southwestern region of the county. The current structure, built in 1890-91, replaces the original 1849 church.

Survey number: HABS MD-987

Building/structure dates: 1890- ca. 1891 Initial Construction

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