603 N Augusta St

From the National Register nomination

brick; 2% stories; complex gable roof with two corbelled towers. Romanesque Revival influences. 1904. Main entrance in central bay flanked by two small openings on each side. Large 3-part, stained-glass window above entrance. Flanking bays are both battlemented towers, each with an entrance on Ist floor; tower on left smaller than main bell tower on right. All three entrance doors enhanced by brick arches. All major openings are round-arched. Congregation organized 1868 and housed in two former structures, neither on this site. Architect: T.J. Collins.