Old Christ Church - Pensacola (FL)

5 /5 Dale Thompson: A quant little chapel. We attended a wedding there and it was a perfect venue. Maybe 50 seats in the pews. A unique 2 aisle set up with no center aisle. Historic and centrally located. Nice restaurants and a pub close by. If attending an event plan ahead for parking. There is no real parking lot for the facility.

1 /5 cheryl lee: Attended a family wedding at this venue, the church is absolutely beautiful but the lady that works there was very rude to me. She approached me with a very rude tone and accused my 1-year-old daughter of drawing on the Pew with markers saying she needed to see what marker that was because she was going to report the damage. My daughter did NOT have a marker and the Pew she was talking about was NOT where I was sitting with my daughter. After talking to the bridal party I realized I was not the only person that she was rude to. I would not recommend this venue because even though it is the most beautiful place to get married the lady there will ruin your wedding because of how rude she is to the guests for no reason!

4 /5 Dr. Rosie Ann Riley: This tour is a part of list given when you pay $10 to take tours in downtown Pensacola. The church is beautiful inside and out. The original building was built in 1832. It seems all the rectors died in short period of time. Will attach notes from your: Built 1832 reverend sunders first rector died of yellow fever 4 years later Rev Peak built Christ church school house. Died 3-4 years of tuberculosis Rev Scott died old. Left during civil war. Rev Flowers took his plane and died within 10 weeks yellow fever Church damaged during civil war started major renovations in 1879. Added wooden arches, extended church back 20 feet. 1903 most congregation lived in North Hills. Church abandoned till 1936 (1 decade) Lady came and fixed windows gave church to city. 1936 public library 1936. History museum. Deed given back to church. 500k historic landmark. A lot of weddings. Symphony and chorus. No longer a congregation. 1st 3 rectors are buried under floor boards. The graves are the only ones here. 2 out of 3 were found to be tampered by archeologist. If you enjoy historical churches I highly recommend visiting!

4 /5 BreAnn Chevalier: Entry to one of the select museums can get you access to 4 of them with additional tours to other historic locations. GREAT VIEWS. Our tour guide was AMAZING, very informative and friendly. After giving us the history and answering all of the questions, he allowed us to walk around the church!

5 /5 Chuck McConnell: Beautiful Church, the preservation of original architecture is awesome. We attended a family members wedding here in April. I was passing by last night after dinner and could not pass up the opportunity. I took this stunning photo of its “awesome glow” of significance and purpose. I just wanted to help it share it’s wonderful beauty.