The Old St. Peter?s Landmark is the former St. Peter?s Roman Catholic Church dedicated in 1898. It served as a place of worship for the Catholics in the area until 1968. After it was saved from threats of demolition in 1971, it was transformed into a museum and a venue for various events like weddings, concerts, and other cultural gatherings.

If you?ll look at the Old St. Peter?s Landmark today, you?ll still be reminded of a church as it is designed in the Gothic Revival style and made with red bricks and galvanized iron Spanish tile for roofing. It also has stained glass windows, commonly associated with religious buildings.

The Old St. Peter?s Landmark was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1974 as a part of the Trevitt?s Addition Historic District.