St. Thomas Episcopal Church

St. Thomas Episcopal Church displays architectural features typical of Spanish Colonial Revival style, with stucco walls and traditional tiled roofing at 607 Fourth Street.

William Ellsworth Fisher designed the parish hall in 1926, while a previous church structure from 1882 was replaced during the 1930 sanctuary addition.

The church stands as a center for Episcopal worship in Alamosa, representing the establishment of religious institutions during western United States expansion.

The National Register of Historic Places listed building occupies less than one acre of land at coordinates 37.469444 latitude and -105.865833 longitude.

The church received its National Register of Historic Places designation on April 22, 2003, with reference number 03000285.

Location: Colorado

Architects: William Ellsworth Fisher

Architectural style: Spanish Colonial Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 37.46944,-105.86583

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25