St. Thomas the Apostle Church, Ann Arbor

Saint Thomas Church facades face North State and Elizabeth Street; the entrance is on Kingsley Street. It is a Roman Catholic Parish church established in 1868. The church was built and dedicated in 1899. This impressive structure with ashlar walls is created in Romanesque architectural style popularized by architect H.H. Richardson on the east coast. This complex structure has a Latin-cross plan, numerous turrets and built-in towers of different shapes, a square dominated bell tower, a three-arched entrance and large rose windows. The church underwent partial restoration in 1995. The building was added to the State Register of Historic Places in 1974.