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The Swedish Lutheran Church built in 1888 on the northwest corner of Nineteenth and House Streets.

The Methodist Episcopal Church, founded in 1867. Located at the intersection of Eighteenth and Central Streets.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, northwest corner of Nineteenth Street and Central Avenue.

The African Methodist Episcopal Church, organized in 1875. Located on the northeast corner of Eighteenth and Thomes Streets.

Second Congregational Church or "South Church", organized as a mission of the First Congregational Church in 1885. Located on the southeast corner of Twelfth and Evans Streets.

The Academy of the Holy Child Jesus, founded at the original St. John's Catholic Church building at Twenty-first and O'Neil on September 9, 1884. It was renamed St. Mary's.

St. John's Catholic Church and School, northeast corner of Nineteenth and Ferguson (Carey Avenue), dedicated in May of 1879. The name was changed to St. Mary's in 1887 after the Territory of Wyoming became a separate Diocese.

The Second Baptist Church built in 1885 between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets on Thomes.

Cheyenne Churches: Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, Presbyterian, St. Mary's, First Baptist and St. Mark's Episcopal built on lots provided by the Union Pacific Railroad for a token payment of $1.00.

The First Baptist Church of Cheyenne organized on September21, 1877, located on the southeast corner of Eighteenth and Ferguson (Carey Avenue).