William P. Ginther, an Akron-based architect who also gave us St. Mary’s in McKees Rocks, designed this magnificent church, but much of the labor was done by the Polish railroad workers who formed the congregation. The design is inspired by St. Peter’s in Rome; this church isn’t quite on that scale, but it certainly dominates the neighborhood, and it would make a fine cathedral.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary, Polish Hill
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Was William P Gunther a real person?? I mean 1905? And this guy built more buildings in the same year?? Bruh, I feel like there was a civilization that was wiped out(who are the real architectural) I mean 50 palaces in a matter of a few years lol. Are you kidding me. Plus, there’s nothing on this guy except he was born in Akron LOL