St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Ann Arbor

The church is situated at the intersection of North Division and Catherine Streets in the historic district of Ann Arbor. The sanctuary of the church was completed in 1869 by the design of architect Gordon W. Lloyd. Over time more structures have been added to it: Page Hall in 1880, square bell tower in 1903, and Parish Hall in 1951. The last building modification was in 2009. Its architecture represents English Gothic style, both inside and out. It has lancet openings and triple lancet windows above the entrance, decoratively patterned slate gabled roof and stone walls. It is famous for the beauty of its interior and numerous stained glass windows of the 19th century. St. Andrew’s is the oldest operating church in Ann Arbor; it was listed on the State Register in 1974.