Tiny Gothic-arched windows and a blind rose window decorate the shingled steeple and bell tower of this clapboard Carpenter's Gothic church. Local carpenter George Campbell prepared plans for a $2,500 church, which was scaled down to this 32-by-55-foot, $1,200 building. The 1987 restoration removed the original plaster and lath interior and the adobe bricks which had been built into the walls as insulation.
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