Inspired by English Gothic Revival architecture, this complex of rusticated rhyolite buildings, which the architect kept low to blend into a residential neighborhood, sets a style followed by neighboring churches. The Castle Rock rhyolite quarries were reopened for the south addition along Dahlia with its grandiose, Gothic-arched entry.
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