Betania Church People Coming Down the Steps to Road

Description

People on the steps and in front of the Betania Church façade. The entrance of the stairs has a a pillar with a slightly curved type of lintel. To one side of the stairs, there is a stepped wall with notable blocks, while on the other side, there is a chain link fence. The church façade is composed of planes and volumes, a visor over the door and a Latin cross at the top. On the sides, you can see some windows and floodlights.

Origin Name	11,157--Betania church, people coming down the steps to road copy
Relation	Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín > Colección Menonitas > Addona Nissley
Geographical Coverage	Coamo
Date	1956/1971
Descriptive Notes	Title assigned by the cataloguing team.
Historical Background	Community-led Initiatives: Mennonite Missionaries Ecclesiastical Architecture in Puerto Rico: Protestant Church Building Architecture in Puerto Rico: Twentieth Century (1940-1970)
Architectural Subject	People (agents) Groups of people Churches (buildings) Christianity Latin crosses (crosses) Piers (supporting elements) Verges Facades Lintels (spanning elements) Chain link fences Windows Scoops (lighting devices)
Decolonial Subject	Community Action Christianity
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Editor	Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín
Resource Format	JPEG
Resource Type	Image