So… focused on you, York County.

Yep, googled the photographer and found this: https://www.ydr.com/story/news/history/blogs/universal-york/2016/03/08/a-a-bosshart-prolific-artist-and-photographer-of-york-county-people-and-landscapes/81497408/

This is the closest I could find looking around downtown York (city), but it isn't exact. https://www.google.com/maps/place/First+St+John's+Lutheran+Church/@39.959966,-76.732335,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x89c88ea88c1d5f59:0xac28426cc2684056!8m2!3d39.9599703!4d-76.7301507 Missing the chimney and some of the features on the steeple don't quite match.

OP, I'd suggest posting to a York County sub (if one exists? Idk, I'm not from out there) or a York genealogy group on Facebook. Even if the church has been demolished, genealogists and local historians can probably still help you identify it.

You could try r/whereisthis Or r/yorkcountypa if you think that's the locale Anything written on the back or inside the frame?

Only thing we found written was A.A. Bosshart, Painter and Photographer.

YDR says he worked around York County - https://www.ydr.com/story/news/history/blogs/universal-york/2016/03/08/a-a-bosshart-prolific-artist-and-photographer-of-york-county-people-and-landscapes/81497408/

I would try the local subreddit

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There is a church that looks a lot like that in Adamstown headed towards Denver. It's on the left, kind of across from one of the antique malls. ( can't recall the name of the antique mall right now) But the church is on the left- if you get to Morphy's Auctions, you've gone too far.