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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Church / Ohio

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church is an abandoned Roman Catholic church in Cincinnati, Ohio.



St. Mark Church
Church / Ohio

St. Mark Church is a former Roman Catholic church in Cincinnati, Ohio. It was dedicated to the Missionaries of the Precious Blood. During its first 50 years of operation, St. Mark’s had 24 priestly vocations, which included one bishop, two religious brothers, and 36 religious sisters.



St. Joseph Byzantine Catholic Church
Church / Ohio

St. Joseph Church is a former Byzantine Catholic church in the Union-Miles Park neighborhood in Cleveland, Ohio. It featured Mission Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival styles. The church closed in 1980 because of a declining congregation and was repurposed for another church before becoming abandoned in 2002. The building was removed in 2016.



Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church
Church / Pennsylvania

The Holy Trinity Church is a now-demolished Roman Catholic church in Duquesne, Pennsylvania. It was home to a Slovak congregation from 1901 to 1970.



First Baptist Church of McKeesport
Church / Pennsylvania

The First Baptist Church is an endangered church in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. It was constructed in 1904, abandoned in 1990 and is set for demolition.



Our Lady Help of Christians Church Sanctuary
Church / Pennsylvania

Our Lady Help of Christians Church was an abandoned circa 1906 church in the East Liberty neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It was demolished in October 2019.



Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church
Church / Michigan

Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church is a former church on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. It was active to worshippers from 1911 to 2004 and after years of abandonment, the historic building is being restored.



St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Church / Pennsylvania

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church is an abandoned and collapsing church in Braddock, Pennsylvania.



St. Michael Church
Church / Pennsylvania

St. Michael Church is a former Roman Catholic church in Munhall, Pennsylvania. It was founded as a Slovak parish in 1897 and served the Slovakian community who tendered to Homestead Works of the Carnegie Steel Company.



St. Agnes Sanctuary
Church / Michigan

St. Agnes Church is a former Roman Catholic church in the LaSalle Park neighborhood of Detroit, Michigan. It was in use until 2006. The church was notable for hosting the Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta in 1979 when she established a Missionaries of Charity convent at the church.



Calvary Presbyterian Church
Church / Michigan

Calvary Presbyterian Church is an abandoned circa 1918 church along Grand River Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. It closed in 1991 when the congregation relocated to a more suburban location.



Church of the Holy Innocents
Church / New York

The Church of the Holy Innocents is an abandoned, historic Episcopal church near the Arbor Hill neighborhood in Albany, New York.



St. Joseph’s Church
Church / New York

St. Joseph’s Church is a former Catholic church in Albany, New York. Work is ongoing to stabilize the historic structure after years of neglect.



St. Paul’s Church
Church / New York

St. Peter’s Church is an abandoned and endangered Roman Catholic church in the Capitol Region of New York. The Parish was the third oldest in the state.



East Nassau Hebrew Synagogue
Church / New York

The East Nassau Hebrew Synagogue is a formerly closed church in New York. It was the first Orthodox Shul in the region.



St. Stephen Magyar Church
Church / Pennsylvania

St. Stephen Magyar Church is an abandoned Roman Catholic church located in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. It was the first Hungarian Roman Catholic Church in the state and only the fifth constructed in the United States at the time of its completion in 1901.



St. Peter and Paul Church Sanctuary
Church / Pennsylvania

St. Peter and Paul Church is a former Roman Catholic church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The parish was active from 1860 to 1992.



First German Reformed Church Sanctuary
Church / Ohio

The First German Reformed Church is formerly abandoned church in the West End neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. It is being stabilized and renovated into a climbing gymnasium.



Congregation Shaare Zedek Synagogue
Church / New York

The circa 1964 Beth-El Synagogue was home to a shuttered Jewish Orthodox congregation on Long Island in New York.



Tiffany Stained Glass Windows Over Pulpit Dai in Abandoned Philadelphia Church
Church / Pennsylvania

The McDowell Memorial Presbyterian Church, which later became the home of the Macedonia Free Will Baptist Church, is a historic, now abandoned church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It stands out for its distinctive Richardsonian Romanesque architectural style and its theater-like, auditorium-style sanctuary.