Officially: The Church of the Annunciation of the Ever Virgin Mary, Mother of God 

Mother Of God, 1910	Mother Of God, c. 1910

The cornerstone was laid on July 30, 1870, and it was dedicated on September 10, 1871.

Forty years later, they opened the cornerstone, what they found is here.

 

Mother Of God, Interior	Mother Of God, Interior, c. 1910	Mother Of God, Interior, newer

 

Sanctuary Prior to 1890	Frieze over the front entrance	Balcony & Organ

 

Interior, Christmas, 1940	Front of Sanctuary	Interior View

 

Mother of God in an aerial showing the school.

September 18, 1937
Thanks to Gerald Leigh Kasselmann for this one.
It's his parent's wedding picture.

 

Interior View	Rectory	from the C&O Bridge

 

c. 1910	c.. 1910	c. 1930	c. 1960

 

Caroline Williams' sketch of Mother of God

 

 

A walking tour of the Mother of God Neighborhood

 

Mother of God Brochure

 

Dr. Paul Tenkotte takes you into the meanings of the Mother of God's art.

WLWT offers this video of the Mother of God fire. There are plentiful ads.

 

Many will remember a horrible fire that nearly destroyed the church on September 25, 1986.

They celebrated their silver jubilee in 1866.
In 1971, Mother of God issued a booklet celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the dedication of the church.  See it here.  (pdf)	For a detailed view of the liturgical art inside St. Mary's, see Dr. Paul Tenkotte's piece at Voyageur Media Group, Inc.'s site, here. (pdf)
Here's Mother of God's application to be on the National Register of Historic places, complete with photo's, history, and maps.
The Mutter Gottes neighborhood made an application, with lots of pictures, to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. See it here (pdf).	You can read Sister Mary Carmelite Brungs, S.N.D.'s entire 1941 The Church of the Mother of God at this site.

The Catholic Telegraph, May 25, 1844

The Catholic Telegraph, August 29, 1912

In 1926, the US Census Bureau counted church denominations 
and their members.  The Covington results are  here.