The St. Martin?s Episcopal Church is a historic site in Hamilton, North Carolina. It is noted for being the finest example of Gothic-Victorian church architecture in the state.

The St. Martin?s Episcopal Church was built around 1879 or 1880. However, it has been established since 1868 as a missionary station. Most of the materials used in constructing the church were made locally, aside from the ball and the stained glass which were imported from England.

Mostly, the St. Martin?s Episcopal Church is noted for its architecture. Its traditional Gothic design came out as an original effect due to the application of the carpenter. It is also filled with rich detail. Due to all of these things, it has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.