The dominant element of this Romanesque Revival church, a crenelated square bell tower surmounted by a smaller round turret, soars above walls of quarry-face rhyolite with round arches. Carved stone adorns the gable peaks, buttress caps, and recessed entrance. Decorative wood accentuates the steep peaks of rhythmic rows of gables and dormers.
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