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Calvary Episcopal Church [PHOTOS BY ANNA BRUGMANN]
Living testimonies Downtown churches offer history, architecture lessons
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BY ANNA BRUGMANN Columbia Daily Tribune
estled between downtown housing developments, Columbia’s historic churches still sit, if maybe a little quieter than usual. Their doors might be closed or
capacities limited in light of pandemic-related precautions, but that shouldn’t stop residents from getting to know some of downtown Columbia’s longest-standing structures.
Whether you're looking for a new church home or trying to get to know The District, a walking tour of our city’s downtown historic churches is the perfect activity for a late-summer evening.
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