This majestic, 122-year-old church is Wilmington’s finest example of the urban, neomedieval auditorium churches constructed across the country by long-standing evangelical Christian denominations in the last decades of the 19th century.  These buildings were typically erected in neighborhoods that were expanding outside of historic city centers. As an important component of Wilmington’s urban fabric, St. Andrews Presbyterian Church contributed to the character of one of the Port City’s most important historic neighborhoods - the Brooklyn District.