Guide to Stones Used for Houses of Worship in Northeastern Ohio

Introduction

• Types of Stone Used for Sacred Structures in Northeastern Ohio
• Architectural Styles and Stone Use
• Reuse of Stone for Sacred Structures
• Weathering

Organization Of This Guide

• Amasa Stone Chapel
• Bethany Lutheran Church
• Church of the Covenant Presbyterian Church
• Church of the Conversion of St. Paul
• Church of the Saviour United Methodist Church
• East Mount Zion Baptist Church
• Epworth-Euclid United Methodist Church
• Epworth Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
• Faith United Presbyterian Church (United Presbyterian Church)
• Fifth Church of Christ Scientist
• Gesu Roman Catholic Church
• Greater Friendship Baptist Church
• Kirtland Temple of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
• Lindsay-Crossman Chapel
• Old Stone Church (First Presbyterian Church)
• Pilgrim Congregational Church
• St. Ann Roman Catholic Church
• St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church
• St. Colman Roman Catholic Church
• St. Columba Roman Catholic Cathedral
• St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church
• St. Francis Roman Catholic Church
• St. Ignatius of Antioch Roman Catholic Church
• St. James Roman Catholic Church
• St. John's Historic Episcopal Church
• St. John's Roman Catholic Cathedral (Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist)
• St. Josaphat Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral
• St. Malachi's Roman Catholic Church
• St. Michael the Archangel Roman Catholic Church
• St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church
• St. Procop Roman Catholic Church
• St. Vincent Roman Catholic Church
• St. Vladimir's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
• The Temple (Temple Tifereth Israel)
• Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
• Wade Memorial Chapel
• Windermere Methodist Church (Windermere Methodist Episcopal)

References

Glossary

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