Geologist Dr. Marcus Key and students inspect John Carter I’s marker
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The 1735 interior with its triple decker pulpit is awe-inspiring
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The chancel and high-backed pews as seen in this 1878 lithograph from Harper’s New Monthly Magazine
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Archaeologists search for the site of the 1670 church
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Geologist Dr. Marcus Key and students inspect John Carter I’s marker
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Christ Church circa 1900
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Live music and community events draw crowds of all ages to the site
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Kids love our Hands-On History program
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Historic Christ Church events are family friendly
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Getting into the dancing spirit at the 2015 Craft Beer Fest
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Our loyal and dedicated volunteers are a fun-loving group
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Thomas Jefferson reprising the 1790 Grand Compromise Dinner
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Guests enjoy skilled reenactors and thespians at special events
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HCC&M is a family affair
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Education is at the heart of our programming
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Kids have fun with hands-on activities
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Volunteer Council April 1976
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Dirty hands are always fun for kids while they learn about our history
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Our fabulous Gift Shop features unique and well-priced merchandise
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This 1895 photograph shows the church’s deterioration prior to restoration
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Volunteers enjoy continuing education trips to historic properties
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Costumed reenactors at the Manumission Commemoration bring history to life
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Cherub detail on Judith Armstead Carter’s tomb
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Children learn how to muster and march in a Colonial militia
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Community churchyard celebration circa 2001
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This circa 1857 drawing is the earliest known image of Christ Church
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