Steeples Project
The Steeples Project
Church at 306 Broad Street, Johnstown, PA 15906
The Steeples Project is developing self-sustaining reuses for three former church buildings within the Cambria City Historic and Cultural District in Johnstown, PA. The goal is to find new uses for the buildings that enable them to pay for their own
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| Address | 306 Broad Street Johnstown PA 15906 Get directions |
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| Website | steeplesproject.org |
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Website address: steeplesproject.org
Website title: The Steeples Project
Website description: The Steeples Project is developing self-sustaining reuses for three former church buildings within the Cambria City Historic and Cultural District in Johnstown, PA. The goal is to find new uses for the buildings that enable them to pay for their own