SNOOP! at Church of the Saviour 

Church of the Saviour UMC on Lee Road in Cleveland Heights has a long history of serving the needs of its community. The long-established congregation, formed in 1875, once met in a one-room schoolhouse. Its current home, designed by architect John W. C. Corbusier, was built in 1928 and creates an imposing physical identity that contributes significantly to the surrounding neighborhood’s character. The building has been designated a landmark by the City of Cleveland Heights. After building a historically sensitive new wing, the congregation raised funds to restore the historic building. Now this important sacred landmark is well placed to serve its community for decades to come. The congregation and its project team received a preservation award from CRS and AIA Cleveland at the 2015 Celebration of Preservation for the Restoration of this Sacred Landmark. Come SNOOP! behind the scenes of this beautiful church on Saturday, August 22!

This is a FREE CRS members only event. Not a member? Click Register Now to join and attend!

The Cleveland Restoration Society  is a member of the National Trust Partners Network. Founded in 1972, CRS uses the powerful tool of historic preservation to revitalize our diverse communities, strengthen the regional economy, and enhance the quality of life in northeastern Ohio.