St. Mary's Episcopal Church

St. Mary's Episcopal Church is a Gothic Revival church building in Daytona Beach featuring characteristic pointed arches and vertical lines. The structure displays board-and-batten wooden sheathing, detailed interior woodwork, and a tall, slender form that defines this architectural style.

The building was constructed in 1883 during a period of community growth and expansion. It was later recognized on state and national heritage lists, receiving official protection for its architectural and historical value.

The church has served as a spiritual center for the community since its founding and continues to shape religious life in Daytona Beach. Visitors can experience the weekly services that still define the rhythm of community gatherings.

The building is located in downtown Daytona Beach and welcomes visitors during regular hours to explore its architectural details and interior spaces. Visitors should check opening times and respect any guidelines posted on-site.

The building was constructed using local materials and construction techniques from the 1880s that reflect the craftsmanship of Florida builders from that era. This construction method makes it a rare example of regional building traditions from that period.