The Hamburg Presbyterian Church is a modest, single-story, rectangular wooden frame structure constructed in the early 20th century. Its simple vernacular architecture features a prominent gable roof and a central entrance with a small, engaged porch.
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Architecture
205 East Jefferson St., Hamburg, Arkansas
Architecture
509 E. Parker St., Hamburg, Arkansas
Architecture; Conservation; Social History
2262 Ar 133 N, Hamburg, Arkansas
Architecture
204 S. Main, Hamburg, Arkansas
Art
800 E. Parker St., Hamburg, Arkansas
Architecture; Commerce; Community Planning And Development
100-200 Block Of E. Adams; 100 Block N. Mulberry; 201 S. Mulberry; 201 And 205 N. Main St., Hamburg, Arkansas
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