This is a story of starving artists who are starving no longer.
Of a building – one of the most beautiful in the city – once in turmoil, now beginning to thrive.
And the man – the really great man – holding it all together.
In 1907, the Highland Park Methodist Episcopal church was built. Nearly a century later, it closed, only to be reopened as the St. Andrews Center.
Nestled near the futsal fields and Chattanooga Prep, the building – named to the National Register of Historic Places – is now a multicultural center.
