Our Church Building, 831 Maple Street

This beautiful and historic building was formerly the Maple Street Southern Methodist Church, located on the corner of Maple and Preston Streets in Columbia, South Carolina.  Since February 29, 2012, it has been the Columbia Midtown SDA Church.  The church is described in the National Register of Historic Sites as being built in 1915 of "Romanesque-influenced masonry building finished with smooth stucco. The main building is comprised of two, two-story gable wings intersected around a four-story tower tucked in the northeast corner. The tower has two sets of double doors with fanlights above on the north and east elevations. One over one square windows are above with one over one arched windows comprising the third story. The castellated fourth story portion, segmented by cornice detailing, has archways with no glass topped by drip molds. The east elevation gable has three stained glass windows in an arch formation. The north elevation gable has three arch formations with two separate windows in each archway that are four over four. The parapeted gable roofs are composition shingle. There is a wood wheelchair ramp and wood stairs with wood banister and lattice skirting."

All photos by     ©2001-2012, Columbia Midtown SDA Church, 831 Maple St., Columbia SC 29205