This Gothic Revival church with a central tower and spire has all the appearance of a late nineteenth-century cast-iron toy church that has been magically enlarged, but its enlargement is insufficient to take it completely out of fairyland and into the real world. The interior is plain, except for lush reredos and two elaborately carved
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