History

Building history

The present building and grounds of the All Saints Episcopal Church in Brighton Heights was made possible through the purchase and donation of land by the Oliver family. Construction was begun on November 3, 1930, and the cornerstone was laid on February 22, 1931. The building was dedicated October 18, 1931. David B. Oliver and Charles S. Shoemaker were church Wardens at the time, The Right Reverend Alexander Mann was guiding the Diocese, and the Reverend Walter F. Marshfield was Rector of All Saints. The building cost $69,000.

A black and white flyer advertising All Saints

Church history Circa 1989

Historical photos of parishioners celebrating the sacraments at All Saints.

Allegheny City in the early days of the All Saints Church

Women’s Auxiliary Cookbook Circa 1956