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Originally constructed in 1921, The Calvary Baptist Church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and played an integral role to the Civil Rights movement in Oklahoma City. In 1953, a 24-year-old Martin Luther King, Jr. found himself in Oklahoma City looking for a job. He was given the opportunity to preach at the sanctuary of the Calvary Baptist Church, but church officials thought he lacked the experience to secure the position. He would later return in 1960 to the building as the keynote speaker at one of the many freedom rallies held at the church. The church also served as the strategic planning and meeting point for the civil rights marches led by Clara Luper, a pioneer of the Civil Rights Movement. Completely renovated for office use in 2012 New roof New skylight Parking lot (23 spaces) Security system Basement level entry plaza Exterior signage Updated landscape Data systems Protective storm windows Newly painted Restored stained-glass Updated plumbing electrical and mechanical systems Temperature control in every private office Updated historic lighting fixtures New electrical service for new modern lighting and power Restored historic hardwood floors New flooring – carpeting porcelain tile vinyl flooring Renovated restrooms Protective masonry security wall Restored historic pews ADA accessibility at basement and sanctuary level Frameless glass partition walls
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