Created By: Wilkinsburg Public Library
Located at the present day site of the Wilkinsburg Art and Cultural Center/Eastridge Branch of the Wilkinsburg Public Library, the First Church of Christ, Scientist opened its doors on March 23, 1952.
This distinctive building has a large circular entrance and the Greek key theme incorporated throughout. The Greek key pattern is a rectilinear meander often seen in ancient Greek art and represents infinity or the eternal flow of things. This pattern can be seen on railings, lighting sconces, crown molding, end sections of the theater seating and various other locations.
The building is now used as a library and venue for concerts, dance performances, block watch meetings, block parties, voting and other community events.
This point of interest is part of the tour: Historic Wilkinsburg
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