shadyside
presbyterian richardsonian romanesque
NEW
Shadyside
Ink
NOV/DEC
Ghosts
of Shadyside's Past
Building
Community
Updated
Plans
Exterior
Architecture
Growth Growth
Models Red
Roof Out
Courthouse
Connections
Professor,
Judge, Pastor
Grotesque
Romanesque
Byzantium in Shadyside
Towers
Faces
on the Facade Fade
to Black...and Back
Mapping
Our Progress
Richardson
in Brick
Richardsonian
Gothic?
Good
Enough for Horses
...A
Cathedral to a Chicken Coop
Details,
Details
Resilient
Romanesque
Stones
of Shadyside
Of
Courses Medieval
Forms
Did
Our Chapel Have a Skylight?
The
Other Romanesque
Revival
Morphing
the Courthouse
Plastering
the Sanctuary
What
is Romanesque, Anyway?
Architectural
Scale
Other
Lanterns
Portico
Presbyterian
Gothic
.Parish
Hall Symbols
Secular
Lanterns
Apsidal
Appendage
Related
Churches
Shadyside's Sisters
Shadyside's
First Cousins, Part 1
Shadyside's
First Cousins, Part 2
Shadyside's Second Cousins Landmark
Chicago Church Lost to Fire Interior
Architecture Sanctuary
Primer
Of
Pomp, Pulpits & Processions
The
Font
The
Pulpit
The
Lectern
Undercroft
Discovery
Into
the Chancel
Mosaic
Precedent
The
Cross at Shadyside The
Lone Tiffany Window Three
Vined Mice 1937
Sanctuary Remodeling Ralph
Adams Cram & The Winged Creatures
Apostles
in the Pulpit
Shadyside's
Sanctuaries
Arch
Rivalry
Sinners
in the Narthex
A
Tale in Tile
Miscellany Drawing
Gallery Images Supervising
Architect Email
Us
If
Pulpits Could Talk
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This site is an appreciation of the architecture of The Shadyside Presbyterian Church in
Pittsburgh. The structure is one of the
finest examples of the Richardsonian Romanesque Revival style extant.
This is not an official site of the church. The articles
listed along the left consider architecture, worship and their
inter-relationship both at Shadyside and in Christian churches generally.
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your comments and questions
The website author has been honored
to receive principal prize in The Ecclesiological
Society's 125th Anniversary Essay Competition. It
is posted at their site, HERE
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