Saint Andrew's was founded in 1906 on this site donated by founding member Wiley Jones. In 1922, an impressive brick church with beautiful stained glass windows was consecrated with the first Black Episcopal bishop serving in the nation, Edward Demby. He considered it his best mission, and the first Colored Convocation met here. Notable members included The Rev. D.E. Johnson family; Joseph and Jane Ramos, Tuskegee Airman and local civil-rights activist; Prof. George Loder; and The Rev. Dr. Emery Washington. Disbanded, and demolished in 1966 along with other prominent African American buildings for US Hwy 65 (Martha Mitchell Expressway).