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.  The spire atop the stone steeple was weakened so much by the fire that it had to be removed.  In 1977, the building, with the exception of the steeple, was finally restored.  It would be another nineteen years before a lead-coated copper and steel spire would be re-constructed and hoisted into place.  The historically accurate 37’ spire was constructed in central Ohio and then transported to New York and craned into place and secured by our artisans.

	The historic church shown with the top of the steeple missing.
	The spire is being clad in lead-coated copper in the warehouse in Central Ohio.
	The finial is being attached to the spire.
	The spire is being craned into place.
	The spire fixed into place.