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Presbyterian Seminary in Dubuque for $ 15,000. After other Christian denominations opposed this plan, the group instead purchased an orchard for $ 3,000. This site, about seven blocks north of the Holy Trinity Church, is the site of the current church.
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Company - a prominent 19th century organ builder - installed an organ in the choir loft. This organ was placed in a visually impressive case. The organ was significantly altered by the Lima Pipe Organ
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