St. Peter's Episcopal Church
312 N. Division St., Carson City (Independent City), NVConstruction of St. Peter's Episcopal Church commenced in the latter half of 1867. The first service was held on August 9, 1868; however, the Church was not consecrated until June, 1870.
The building, which features medieval and classical origins and includes colored leaded glass windows in the intersecting tracery motif, and an arcaded, three-bay chancel screen supported by fluted, Roman Corinthian columns, remains today as the seat of secular activity in Carson City for the Episcopal Church, St. Peter's Episcopal Church is the oldest Episcopal House of Worship extant in Nevada.
Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
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