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When you activate any Adobe product, it will automatically be delivered to the email address you entered in your member account. In fact, you have to receive an email with a download link for it.
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The serial number is not visible when you are just signed in.
Logsdon Chapel
Logsdon Chapel is a small Episcopal church in the historic district of Haddonfield, New Jersey, United States. It was built in 1845 by a Philadelphia-based firm, John Chew & Son, to a design by architect Richard Upjohn. It is believed to be the first stone church in the state of New Jersey and the only Richard Upjohn building in the state. The style of the church is Gothic Revival, with an exoskeleton of red granite from Pembroke, New York. The interior features original woodwork.
The church was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. Its 2004 renovations included the installation of leaded-glass windows designed by John L. Simoneau.
The Logsdon Chapel Trust, a non-profit organization based in central New Jersey, is a long-time sponsor of the Logsdon Chapel's programs and is the lead financial supporter of the building.
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Logsdon Chapel of the Haddonfield Township Preservation Society
Category:Episcopal churches in New Jersey
Category:Churches completed in 1845
Category:19th-century Episcopal church buildings
Category:Churches in Camden County be359ba680
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