Name

Late Gothic Revival

General Range

1920-1950

Houses of worship reflecting the Late Gothic Revival represent a shift in emphasis from the earlier phases of the Gothic Revival movement. These buildings are sometimes called "Collegiate Gothic" because many decorative features are found on college campuses.
 
Late Gothic Revival style churches are almost universally longitudinal in orientation. Common exterior features include large panel windows that feature decorative concrete mullions and tracery; decorative quoining around the corners, windows, and doors; and a scaled back use of towers and spires. Organization of the interior varies by denomination but usually features the Gothic Revival plan of a narthex, nave, and chancel. Seating is usually divided into two ranks of open benches flanking a center aisle.

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Municipality

Name

Address

City of Corry

213 S 2 AVE

City of Erie

643 W 17 ST

City of Erie

913 CRANBERRY ST

City of Erie

1153 E 9 ST

City of Erie

1st Wesleyan Meth Ch

2821 LIBERTY ST

City of Erie

Glenwood United Brethren Ch

2931 MYRTLE ST

City of Erie

707 SASSAFRAS ST

City of Erie

Luther Memorial Church

225 W 10 Street

City of Erie

205 W 9 ST

City of Erie

247 W 9 ST

City of Erie

950 W 7 ST

City of Erie

501 W 31 ST

City of Erie

525 E 3 ST

Greene Township

9363 WATTSBURG RD

Lawrence Park Township

LP Methodist Ch

NIAGARA PL

Millcreek Township

3632 W 26 ST

Wesleyville Borough

United Methodist Church

STATION RD