The church's sanctuary has been damaged by scrappers, vandals and the elements.
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All of the mighty organ's pipes have been scrapped.
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The once booming organ has been silenced - and its pipes scrapped.
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The staircase on the Philadelphia side of the building has been smashed by vandals.
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A photo of the church's last pastor, the Rev. Gary M. Douglas Jr., still sits on a bookshelf.
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Much of the first floor of the church has been destroyed by water damage.
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Hoop dreams. A gymnasium on the side of the church.
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A piano on the second floor
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The majestic curving balcony of Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church has led some to dub it "St. Curvy."
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The octagonal lantern of the church
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The main entrance on Woodward Avenue.
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Looking up into the lantern from the sanctuary
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