Wallace Memorial Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN

This unique cross is 51'-11" tall above the tower, with an arm span of 15', measuring 4'-8" x 3'-0" in section through the cross. The cross is engineered to incorporate a cusotom stained glass front that is internally illuminated at night.

Catherdral of Guadalupe in Dallas, TX

Campbellsville provided these two decorative copper spires, complete with copper crockets and 23 1/2 K gold leaf crosses. The project has garnered two awards for Historic Replication.

Decorative Finial

This large ornate copper finial was instlalled on a project in Petrosky, MI

Alamo Heights UMC in San Antonio, TX

Two spires with self-weathering zinc cladding.

President's House at Campbellsville University in Campbellsville, KY

Campbellsville provided the custom aluminum cornice and dentils, louver, and architectural wood columns for this classic residence.

Historic Holt Hotel in Wichita Falls, TX

Campbellsville Industries' replication of historic canopies on this project, helped to develop an identity for this property.

Islamic Center in Bowling Green, KY

Campbellsville Industries was asked to fabricate the complete minaret from the masonry upwards.

Dallas Baptist University in Dallas, TX

The architectural standards of this lovely campus demanded a balustrade system that had classic styling but without the maintenance required of conventional materials.

Christ Church in Nashville, TN

This bell tower was designed by the late architect, Bill Shelton, whose distinctive steeple and tower designs can be seen gracing many of the major churches in the Nashville area.

Regis University in Denver, CO

This cupola classically conceals contemporary cell phone antennas for the university.

Gordan College in Wenham, MA

This steeple was fabricated and installed and a dew years later modified to house cellular antennas.

First Baptist Church in Gulfport, MS

"A church steeple is about the only thing that stands here in Gulfport." - Jim Cantore reporting for The Weather Channel after hurricane Katrina after Gulfport took a direct hit. This remarkable steeple had no structural damage after encountering sustained winds of up to 155 mph, with only 35% cosmetic damage. There is a difference in a Campbellsville Industries steeple.

Mannsville Christian Church in Mannsville, KY

The "average" church has less than 100 members. Campbellsville uses the same quality materials and workmanship in our smaller steeples as we do in the larger steeples shown here in our gallery.

Wasau, WS

This steeple has a simulated shingle effect created exclusively by our craftsmen at Campbellsville.