This picture-perfect Queen Anne Style church has a shingled, mansard-roofed open tower housing a bell from the Blymer Bell Foundry of Cincinnati. The church's rough block base and diminutive buttresses of tawny sandstone are topped with contrasting shingle cladding. Repetition of a triangle and Gothic arch motif in the facade promotes a subtle harmony, undisturbed by the sympathetic sandstone and shake-shingle addition.
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