St. Matthew’s Roman Catholic Church can be seen by looking up 11th St. toward Cameron Ave. Its tall, redstone bell tower and huge, circular stained-glass window can be seen from many parts of Tyrone and from the Route 220 Bypass (Interstate 99). The church has fifty-seven stained-glass windows of different sizes. 
    The school was built in 1885, the convent shortly thereafter, and the church in 1896. 
    The church completed Phase I of its long-range restoration project in 2003, in time for its year-long 150th Anniversary Celebration. A time capsule was removed and its contents displayed. On November 15, 2003, various current items were stored in the time capsule.