Built in the Gothic Revival style in 1927, this graceful structure of cast stone was designed by Hiss and Weeks of New York. It features a prominent bell tower and notable ornamentations, including sculptures of the four Evangelists standing in niches in the main entrance archway. A cloister to the left of the entrance leads to a courtyard and then to the Cluett Memorial Gardens, a small formal garden with fountains, a gazebo and cruciform parterres.