Plymouth Congregational Church

Plymouth Congregational Church in Coconut Grove is a building designed with architecture inspired by Mexican missions, featuring thick stone walls and pointed arches throughout. It stands at the corner of Devon Road and Main Highway and is surrounded by a walled garden.

The structure was built in 1917 on land donated by George Spalding and George E. Merrick to establish this religious community. It gained recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

The congregation brings together people from many different communities who gather for worship and community programs throughout the year. The walled garden serves as a gathering space where residents mark important occasions and celebrate together.

The church is easily accessible at a major intersection with parking available around the grounds. Services and various events take place throughout the year, so it helps to check ahead for current schedules and what activities are planned.

The builder Felix Rebom constructed the entire structure using only four basic tools: a hatchet, trowel, plumb line, and T-square. This remarkable craft demonstrates how the building was completed through skill and determination rather than modern machinery.