St. Michael’s Lithuanian Roman Catholic Church

The building that was home to St Michael’s Lithuanian Roman Catholic Church was originally the Brainerd Presbyterian Church, named in honor of colonial missionary David Brainerd. The church was dedicated in 1854 when its 175-foot spire “dominated” the Easton skyline. The Presbyterian congregation left the building in 1893, when they joined the Second Presbyterian congregation at the 333 Spring Garden St church. In 1916, the building was purchased by St Michael’s Lithuanian Roman Catholic congregation, then only four years old. It has been home to Lou Reda Productions since about 2010.