Pueblo's African Americans, many of whom worked in nearby mansions, used this church as a social, recreational, and cultural as well as religious center. They constructed their humble brick church with a stone foundation, an abbreviated tower inset at the northeast corner, and Gothic-arched windows with wood tracery and leaded glass.
Eighth Street Baptist Church
1891. 1907, rebuilt. 600 W. 8th St. (southwest corner of Elizabeth St.)