Henchy is credited as the designer of the 1877 church.
The 1820s church was changed from a rectangle to a cruciform by adding a nave on one side of the original structure and projecting an apse on the other.
The interior ceiling was raised to be about double its original height.
Various local families helped with renovations by providing either labor or transportation of materials.
The rose windows were donated by Nannie Willson and designed by Katie Bordley.
Henchy is credited as the designer of the 1877 church. The 1820s church was changed from a rectangle to a cruciform by adding a nave on one side of the original structure and projecting an apse on the other. The interior ceiling was raised to be about double its original height. Various local families helped with renovations by providing either labor or transportation of materials. The rose windows were donated by Nannie Willson and designed by Katie Bordley.
St. Peter's Church (Queenstown, Maryland)