Sunday, May 6, 2012
First Congregational Church in Detroit
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This striking red sandstone church on Woodward, dating back to 1891, is called First Congregational. Albert Kahn designed the Angel Wing in 1921 which is represented by the 8 foot copper archangel Uriel. Filled with carved wood and rose windows, this is one of the beautiful historical churches of Detroit and has been designated as a National Historic Place. Self-guided tours are encouraged as well as a visit to the Underground Railroad Living Museum
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That is a pretty cool looking church. I've taken a few pictures of it on my travels.
ReplyDeleteIt really stands out on Woodward. Cool inside too. Suzie
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