Christ Episcopal Church and Parish House

Located at 320 Pollock Street, Christ Episcopal Church features a three-stage entrance tower with pyramidal roof and octagonal spire rising above brick walls.

The current structure, built in 1871, incorporated the brick shell of the previous church from 1824 and later received a Stick Style entrance porch in 1884.

The church holds a five-piece communion service crafted by Mordecai Fox in London during 1752, including a chalice, paten, flagons, and collection basin from King George II.

The parish house, constructed between 1904 and 1908, extends across three bays by five bays, providing space for community gatherings and religious education.

The structure combines Gothic Revival architecture with a brick exterior spanning 0.8 acres, earning recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.

Location: New Bern

Inception: 1824

GPS coordinates: 35.10694,-77.03972

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25