 First Congregational
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Akron, Ohio
Designed and built in the Richardsonian Romanesque style by the noted architectural firm of Charles Henry, the First Congregational Church in Akron, Ohio was completed in 1910 and recently restored in 2005. It is architecturally significant as it is one of the few remaining “Akron Plan” churches designed by Charles Henry, a design that they would eventually take nationally. |
 Church of All Saints
Keokuk, Iowa
Built in 1881, the Church of All Saints in Keokuk, Iowa is an impressive brick structure with multiple steeples, the highest rising well over 200 feet, making it one of the two highest points in Keokuk.
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 Fair Street Christian Church
Springfield, Ohio
Our award winning job on this 19th century church began with structural stabilization to the steeple, and included interior and exterior masonry restoration, installation of a new patterned slate roof, new copper gutters and downspouts, window replacement and extensive decorative copper work. |
 First United Methodist Church
London, Ohio
The First United Methodist Church was built in 1894 with a steeple surrounded by four fifteen-foot pinnacles at each corner. Approximately fifty years after it was built, the pinnacles on the steeple were removed. In 2000, the original silhouette of the church was restored when our artisans reconstructed and installed these pinnacles.
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 Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Columbus, Ohio
Originally built in 1888, in the Romanesque style, this masonry structure has been a prominent landmark on the east edge of downtown Columbus for more than 100 years.
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 First United Methodist Church
Lancaster, Ohio
The First United Methodist Church in Lancaster, Ohio, with its stunning cupola has been a landmark since it was built in 1905. |
 Ephesus Seventh Day Adventist Church
New York, New York
This historic Harlem church was completed in 1930. In 1969, the building was ravaged with fire and the interior was completely destroyed.
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 St. Colman of Cloyne Catholic Church
Washington Courthouse, Ohio
We performed extensive restoration work to this beautiful 19th century brick structure and the adjacent rectory.
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 Zion Lutheran Church
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Zion Lutheran Church, located on St. Charles Avenue in the historic Lower Garden District of New Orleans, was built in 1871. The building suffered extensive exterior damage from Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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