Constructed in 1896 to serve as the church of the small textile mill town of Pelzer, South Carolina, the Pelzer Presbyterian Church was once one of the five sanctuaries in the said town. Constructing the building was made possible, partly due to the Pelzer Manufacturing Company?s donation funds.

The Pelzer Presbyterian Church was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993. It was deemed significant for its excellent exemplification of the Victorian Gothic style. It features a series of impressive details, making it worthy of the continuous upkeep, alterations, and restorations.

Today, the Pelzer Presbyterian Church is still used as a worship place by locals. Folks can also visit and attend services on the site regularly, every Sunday.