2479 Sea Island Yacht Club Road
City Directories and History: This lovely church was organized and built in 1850 under the direction of Dr. Daniel Jenkins Townsend in the Greek Revival style.
Greek Revival 1820 – 1860 Most Greek Revival style buildings have broad cornices, some featuring small windows at the frieze or attic level. Some Greek Revival style buildings have true temple form with massive, bold columns across the entire front façade. The columns may be rounded and topped with classical order capitals, or they may be square paneled posts. This temple form is more common on high style mansions or public buildings like banks, schools or government offices. Greek Revival style buildings can take several forms (even appearing occasionally as townhouses with strong columned front entries), but are most easily identifiable by the presence of a columned entry, a front facing gable or pediment, pilasters at the front façade corners, or a wide cornice with small windows. Courtesy of the Penn. Arch. Field Guide – Website
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