This week I searched Google maps for rough dimensions of the Cathedral Church of the Nativity and did a rough model of the church. I also did a visit to the site to get a better picture than what Google could provide.
I did a Wikipedia search on the building and found that the building is actually really connected to Lehigh University.
1864- First built by Edward Tuckerman Potter in the English Gothic Revival style, and it was just the front building at the entrance.
1887- Nave, chancel, and ionic apse were added on by E.M. Burns. The chancel was erected by Robert Packer Linderman with his sister Sally and brother Garrett Brodhead Linderman Jr.
1899- Robert Packer Linderman gave the building the Ionic Rood Screen.
Also 1899- Robert Heysham Sayre installed the font and baptistry.
ALSO 1899- Warren Abbot Wilbur built the tower in memory of his wife Sallie Packer Linderman Wilbur (who knew they were all part of the same family???)
Moving forward, I want to go to the church on a week day when I can ask someone who works there for a set of floor plans as well as get better interior views. This will help me to get a better idea of the movement within the church and how exactly people congregate in different ways.