Exterior view of Cambodian Buddhist Temple located at 2625 E. 3rd St. in the city of Long Beach. This photo of the Temple shows the right side of the building, and a close-up of large stained glass windows. The lower windows are secured with a sort of anti-theft mesh; a hand railing visible in the foreground. Verso on the photograph states that this Temple was known as Geneva Presbyterian Church, and prior to that it was known as Second Presbyterian Church. It does not, however, list when it acquired its current name. The church was built AD 1914.; Buddhism, a Dharmic faith, is divided into two main branches (Mahayana and Theravada) and centers on the teachings of Gautama Buddha, who lived in parts of what is now Nepal and northeast India circa the fifth century BCE. Buddhism is the fourth-largest religion in the world, behind Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism; and has anywhere from 230 to 500 million followers.
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1 photographic print :color ;16 x 11 cm. Photographic prints
Cambodian Buddhist Temple (Long Beach, Calif.) Stained glass windows--California--Long Beach Burglary protection--California--Long Beach Buddhist temples--California--Long Beach Church buildings--California--Long Beach Hand-railing Long Beach (Calif.) Los Angeles Photographers Collection photographs Jeff Allen Houses of Worship Collection photographs
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