Like a Richardsonian suburban railway station, this exquisite stone structure looks natural. Rough gray rhyolite walls hide under the sloping eaves of steep-pitched hipped roofs, and the facade evokes a hillscape. Inside, the nave's open trusses, exposed rafters, and beaded roof decking suggest a beautifully crafted boat.
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