The Iglesia Adventista del 7mo Dia de Dyckman ("7th Day Adventist Church of Dyckman"), located at 111 Vermilyea Avenue between West 204th and 207th Streets in the Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, was built c.1921 by the Inwood Hebrew Congregation and was designed by George & Edward Blum in the neo-Georgian style. The synagogue sold the building to the Adventist church in 1997, and remained as tenants in the building's basement; as of 2005 it was no longer active. The Adventist congregation dates from 1975. (Sources: "From Abyssinian to Zion" (2010), NY Times article, and Church website)