The silvery metal-clad octagonal steeple of Annunciation Catholic Church is 150 feet high, the tallest landmark in town. It tops an arcaded belfry and buttressed tower at the corner of a red brick, stone-trimmed church with stained glass Gothic-arched windows and paintings decorating the vaulted ceiling.
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