[1] The congregation dissolved in the mid-2000s and the building was unused until 2009, when the back annex was reopened as office space.

[3] In 2013, the church building was purchased by Fred Astaire Dance Studios and converted for use.

[4] While it is thought that the Christian Scientists who owned at the church dissolved their congregation when they left their building, Christian Science USA still listed the church as an active one in their online directory in 2016, so it is possible that the congregation moved to a different worship location.

[5] The building itself is brick Georgian Revival style, with two large halls on two levels.

ft.[3] The church's steeple, which was added some years after the building's completion, is wooden with a square base with a railing at the top.