Ebenezer Chapel

50 Dwight Street, New Haven, CT 06511

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Key Info

Ownership:Private
Owner:Ebenezer Chapel Inc.
Year Built:1941
Era:1910-1950
Style:Other, Moorish / Egyptianate / Eclectic Revival
Current Use:Church, Mosque, Synagogue, Place of Worship, Church, Mosque, Synagogue, Place of Worship
Historic Use:Church, Mosque, Synagogue, Place of Worship
Neighborhood:Other

A pentecostal church on Dwight Street, Ebenezer Chapel is an Italianate and Georgian-style building on the outskirts of New Haven’s Chapel West area serving the New Haven population. The limestone brick facade, the two symmetrical towers, and the warm orange doors evoke an image of the Italianate villa even as its three arched doorways and long, thin windows allude to Gothic revival forms. Before being bought by Ebenezer Chapel Inc. in 1985, the building was originally named St. Barbara’s Greek Orthodox Church and served New Haven’s Greek population for about 40 years.

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Angel Osorio Pizarro / Josh Pitsenberger

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February 26, 2018

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