Echo Church and School, church and school building in Echo, Utah, United States

Echo Church and School is a Late Gothic Revival church and school building from 1876 in Echo, Utah. It is a narrow structure with pointed-arch windows and Gothic detailing, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989.

The building was constructed in 1876 by John Shill and initially served Presbyterian and Congregational congregations before being purchased by the Latter-day Saints in 1913. When a separate schoolhouse was built in 1914, the original structure shifted its primary focus toward religious services.

The building's dual role as church and school made it the centre of community life in Echo around 1900. Presbyterian and Congregational services were held here, and a Latter-day Saints congregation later used it. No other church was ever built in Echo, so this 1876 structure remained the town's only purpose-built place of worship.

Echo Church and School stands in Echo, Summit County, in northern Utah, east of Echo Reservoir and close to the Echo exit off Interstate 80. The building is a roadside landmark reached by car; visitors view the exterior and its pointed-arch windows from the road, as the interior is not open for regular tours.

The building's two roles made it the centre of community life around 1900, and no other church was ever built in Echo. It hosted Presbyterian and Congregational services and served as a school, and a Latter-day Saints congregation later used it as well.