Located in the Tremont Historic District, this church was constructed in 1909 as the Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic Church for members of Cleveland’s Rusyn (or Rusin) community. Rusyns are a Slavic ethnic group who come from areas of the Carpathian Mountains that range from east Slovakia, west Ukraine, southeast Poland and the northern tip of Romania. Designed by architect Marion E. Wells, Holy Ghost was the first church on the west side to serve the Byzantine Catholic community. The church remained in operation until 2009, and then served as a cultural center until 2015. After sitting vacant for several years, it was purchased in 2021 and given a new life as an events center in 2022.