St. Paul's Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Episcopal Church features a bell tower and detailed interior spaces, accommodating one thousand worshippers in its Gothic Revival architectural design.

The congregation started in 1846 in a hotel before moving to Fourth and Euclid downtown, where fire destroyed their first structure in Cleveland.

The church transitioned from Episcopal to Catholic use in 1928 when the Poor Clares monastery established perpetual Eucharistic adoration within its walls.

The building stands as one of only six Gothic Revival churches constructed during the 1870s in Cleveland that survived into the 1980s.

Architect Gordon W. Lloyd designed this structure, which became an integral part of Millionaire's Row, among the grand residences of the late 19th century.

Location: Ohio

Architects: Gordon W. Lloyd

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 41.50333,-81.65778

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25