Centenary United Methodist Church, Saint Louis
The Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church is a magnificent example of Gothic Revival architecture located in the city of Saint Louis. The church was built in 1869, making it over 150 years old. It has a rich history and has been recognized for its architectural significance, earning a place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.
The church is made up of a two-story limestone building connected to a three-story office/service building. The design of the church was the work of renowned Baltimore architect Thomas Dixon. Local architect Jerome B. Legg supervised its construction. The church features many elements of Gothic Revival style, such as its pointed arches, stained glass windows, and ornate carvings.
In 1924, a three-story addition was built to the west of the original building. Saint Louis architects Mauran, Russell & Crowell designed this addition, which was made of brick and stone. The addition complements the original building and is also built in the Gothic Revival style.
The church is made up of a two-story limestone building connected to a three-story office/service building. The design of the church was the work of renowned Baltimore architect Thomas Dixon. Local architect Jerome B. Legg supervised its construction. The church features many elements of Gothic Revival style, such as its pointed arches, stained glass windows, and ornate carvings.
In 1924, a three-story addition was built to the west of the original building. Saint Louis architects Mauran, Russell & Crowell designed this addition, which was made of brick and stone. The addition complements the original building and is also built in the Gothic Revival style.
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Sight Name: Centenary United Methodist Church
Sight Location: Saint Louis, USA (See walking tours in Saint Louis)
Sight Type: Religious
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Sight Location: Saint Louis, USA (See walking tours in Saint Louis)
Sight Type: Religious
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