1101 Manchester Avenue Westchester
Exact Construction Date: 1942/1954/1963
Primary Materials: Brick
Secondary Materials: Stone
Historic Use: Grace Lutheran Church
Current Use: Grace Lutheran Church
(at time of survey)
Building Classification: Building
Primary Type: Religion
Noteworthy Classification Features:
Main chapel is 1963, an addition to a 1954 rear building. Narrow vertical stained glass windows above door below A-frame roof, separated by limestone pilasters. Tan brick on new and old parts of building. Old section is two stories with Lannon stone panel between windows and limestone carved shields. Trapezoidal Lannon stone wing walls around rear entrance were added to 1942 building. Octagonal Lannon stone tower on 1942 building.
Roof Form: A-frame
Sign Type: Freestanding
Sign Materials: Plastic
Surveyors: SBR/TYJ/CW
Survey Date: 11/16/2009
Related Literature: Jun 9, 1963 Chicago Tribune; Mar 12, 1964 Chicago Tribune
Noteworthy Landscape Features:
Foliage
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