History of the Parish of the Holy Apostles, Philadelphia 1868-1918 chronicles the first fifty years of this important religious institution. Authored by George Herbert Toop, this meticulously researched account provides a detailed look at the parish⿿s founding, growth, and activities within the context of Philadelphia⿿s late 19th and early 20th century social and religious landscape.

The book offers insights into the lives of the parishioners, the challenges they faced, and the contributions they made to the community. It explores the development of the parish⿿s physical structure, its various ministries, and its evolving role in the lives of its members. For historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the history of Philadelphia or the Episcopal Church, this volume provides a valuable and engaging historical record.

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