St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Gothic Revival church in Haines City, Florida
St. Mark's Episcopal Church is a Gothic Revival church located at 102 North 9th Street in Haines City, notable for its bold corner buttresses and wooden siding. The structure includes a prominent bell tower that rises above the main walls and overlooks the surrounding neighborhood.
The church was built in 1890 during the early development of Haines City as a railroad community in central Florida. Its architectural significance earned it a place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.
The Episcopal congregation gathers here for worship and maintains traditions that have shaped the spiritual life of Haines City since the church was founded. People visit to experience the quiet reverence of the interior and to connect with the community's religious heritage.
The church is easily located on North 9th Street in downtown Haines City and remains an active place of worship. Visitors should be respectful of ongoing religious activities when exploring the building and observing its architectural details.
The church was included in a group submission that documented several historic buildings from Haines City's founding era together on the National Register. This collective recognition highlights how the settlement grew around railroad activity and religious institutions.
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