St. Luke's Episcopal Church and Cemetery

St. Luke's Episcopal Church is a wooden religious building and cemetery on Merritt Island built in the Carpenter Gothic style. The original structure features pointed arches and wood construction, standing alongside a newer chapel completed in 1978.

The church was built in 1888 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. This recognition acknowledged its importance as an early religious structure in the region.

The cemetery reflects the growth of the Merritt Island community through headstones spanning generations. These graves tell stories of the families who built and shaped this place over time.

The cemetery and original chapel building are accessible to view from outside, while the main church building is used for regular worship services. Visitors can explore the grounds at their own pace to see the structures and graves.

The building still displays its original wooden construction details and 19th-century building techniques. These details reveal how religious structures were built during this era.