Christ Episcopal Church, on the northwest corner of Ninth and Main an outstanding example of the Romanesque Revival style of architecture. This church is one of two remaining examples of the Romanesque Revival style in LaCrosse that were constructed of stone. The city once had several examples of this type of architecture but few used cut stone more appropriate to the style. The overall design, the excellent use of colored stone, the decorative elements on the main tower and around the entrance, as well as the Tiffany window in the south transept make this church unique to the region. The elaborate interpretation of this style as evidenced in this building was in anticipation of its proposed role as an Episcopal cathedral. - US NRHP, Joan Rausch and Richard Zeitlin, August 1984