This church is characteristic of the auditorium-plan churches favored in the early twentieth century for preaching to sizeable congregations. The building's form is given a vertical emphasis by the tall, narrow windows with their shallow pointed arches and by the bell tower, which ends in an open belfry with a sharp spire crowned with a fleur-de-lis instead of the customary cross. The church's roof and gables are covered in patterned slate that confers a rich and varied texture on the otherwise simple building.
Arvonia Methodist Church
1906; later addition. Arvon Rd., just west of Boxwood Drive Rd.