Beautiful Historic church with amazing architecture. Lots of history since 1735! Plenty of... read more
Our hosts at Hope and Glory Inn suggested we drop by to visit this 19th century church built by... read more
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Beautiful Historic church with amazing architecture. Lots of history since 1735! Plenty of parking. Lovely old graveyard.
Our hosts at Hope and Glory Inn suggested we drop by to visit this 19th century church built by Virginia's famous early planter, King Carter. It is indeed a great looking building from the exterior, but we declined to pay the $5 entrance fee.
Always a great stop at this historic church. Many updates to visitors center and parking since my last visit years ago.
This was a special trip. The tour guide was wonderful. The architecture was phenomenal to survive since 1735. I never knew that the pews were in boxed areas with a door. A must if you are in the area. The exhibit in the welcome center...More
Tucked away in rural Virginia and in the middle of oyster country and wonderful golf courses lies this treasure. Built with the help of the King Carter family in the 1600s this old,church describes life in the colonial period. It’s architecture is remarkable with two...More
Historic Christ Church is a must see and experience. It is so much a part of the history of Virginia and King Carter on the Corrotoman River. The church has no electricity accept for the organ...no heat or AC. One can truly feel what parishioners...More
Interesting historical site with original seating and well maintained site. The graveyard is also interesting. Worth a stop-by.
The history is interesting. The museum and church are excellent. Staff is helpful and informed. An important part of history lovingly presented. Good for a visit for sure.
Simply looking at the exterior of this beautiful little church is inspiring. It must be by the famous architect Wren.
we were told by the Tides Inn staff that this was a free site that you could explore on our own. but when we got there and walked to the Church, we were chased down by staff who demanded that we view the information center...More
