In September of 1887, construction began on the church originally located at 139 N. Division Street. Parishioners completed mostof the work for the $1,500 church donating the stained glass windows over the altar and the round (rose) window over the front door. As Brighton grew the area surrounding the church was becoming more commercialized.
The parishioners hoped for a more suitable location, so in 1891 the brick church building was moved to its current location which included a small house already on the property used as the rectory. To commemorate the move stained glass windows, matching the original three, were installed on either side of the building.
The parishioners hoped for a more suitable location, so in 1891 the brick church building was moved to its current location which included a small house already on the property used as the rectory. To commemorate the move stained glass windows, matching the original three, were installed on either side of the building.
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I called a few places around town for a small graduation party and Chris was the most informative and pleasant to talk to. Met with her and loved the venue and she also gave us some ideas for food and beverage companies. We booked it and when we set up she was very kind and helpful and whatever question or need she answered them.
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Rachel, the owner and head chef at High Country Catering, was born & raised in Colorado in a small town called Brighton. Her love for food started when she was young, and baking for her Grandpa was her favorite hobby. It wasn't long after high school before she knew she wanted to make a career out of it.
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