300 W Frederick St
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 1894
BrickContributes to the historic character of the district
From the National Register nomination
Brick; 1 story with bell tower; complex gable roof with bell tower; 3 bays. Gothic Revival. 1894, remodeled 1902 and 1948. Entrance in bell tower, All openings are lancet or pointed-arch, with decorative brick-work and keystones; many are stained glass, Contrasting stone water-table. Corbelled brick cornices, Original church building designed by architect T. J. Collins proved unacceptable and was completely remodeled in 1902, Additional minor alterations completed in 1948, The adjoining Parish House, constructed in 1929, is of brick with contrasting stone trim, in a Jacobethan Revival style with complex gable roof and multi-light windows, Architect: T. J. Collins.
People
- T. J. Collins architect in 1894 (Original church building designed by architect T. J. Collins proved unacceptable and was completely remodeled in 1902)
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