Churches of Wilmington · Site 14

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall

208 Dock StreetOpen in Google Maps ↗

Built as St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church and now preserved as an event hall, with pink stucco, tall Gothic windows, and a landmark Dock Street façade.

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall: three-quarter view of the former church from dock street — Three-quarter view of the former church from Dock Street.

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall: tall gothic windows and entrance canopy — Tall Gothic windows and entrance canopy.

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall: main entrance at 208 dock street — Main entrance at 208 Dock Street.

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall: historic plaque beside the side elevation — Historic plaque beside the side elevation.

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall: rear elevation and crenellated roofline — Rear elevation and crenellated roofline.

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall: long side elevation with tall windows — Long side elevation with tall windows.

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall: brick steps with a cross motif — Brick steps with a cross motif.

Saint Thomas Preservation Hall: centered view of the dock street façade — Centered view of the Dock Street façade.

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