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This is the third Sunday School building to sit on this innermost tything lot nearest Bull Street. The first was an 1833 one-story temple-like structure and the second a Victorian Gothic school built in 1884, but destroyed in the same fire that burned the adjoining church just five years later. Identified in a pamphlet as an Akron plan, this simple but classical structure is similar but deferential to the church across the lane. The two chamfered corner entrances, each with single colossal Doric columns, subtly engage both the church and Chippewa Square. Between them an overscaled pediment with a dramatic radial sunburst pattern crowns the building.